Was wondering if you could combine these 4 threads because everything is getting confusing. There all about the same thing. Title of threads are:

Anyone from Hamilton Ontario...Need Your Truck for New Exhaust
V6 Twin Turbo EcoBoost Needed by SOLO Performance to Complete Exhaust Kit
Need Ecoboost Owner in Buffalo or Mississauga for SOLO Exhaust Fitment
EB Exhaust....sound is whack!

Never mind, I'll PM.

You're an odd duck. I like that.

how do i start a thread?

Hi Ymeski,
Regarding the image you posted on reply #2238 (history of the world) in your Ymeskis World thread;
I've posted many images to forums before but I can't for the life of me figure out how to post that image in full size like you have it on another forum.

What's the secret?
Thanks in advance.

How kind!

Thanks.

ymeski56,
did you ever hear anything from "Goober"? Damn, I was really starting to bond with him and his sick sense of humor. If he is gone, I guess I am stuck with you and your sick sense of humor. At least, like me, you are over 50.

If Goober is gone, God bless, and we will carry on as he wished. If he is not gone, WTF - why doesn't he post back?

Take care and Happpy Thanksgiving

Saw your post about hypnosis in the motivational thread. Don't know if I ever showed you this but it's from last summer at six flags when I was hypnotized

I am in need of another EEC IV processor and needed this number so I could cross reference it in my parts numbers catalog to make sure I am getting the right one. It also cross references with other parts in the emissions and all the sensors on the motor.

One more thing if its not to much trouble. If you get time could you take a picture of the sticker and post it for me. I would like to have one to put in my files so I could reference back to it.

Again, thanks for you time and help

I am not sure what permanent sticker you are referring to, but the code will not be on the emissions sticker that has the vacuum diagram on it.

The only two places that I have been told the calibration code sticker would be, is on the drivers side valve cover or on the inside of the drivers side door where the VIN sticker is located. Sticker should be either yellow or white in color (more likely white and faded real bad considering its age) .

The code will be something like this: 7-54J-R05

I have it narrowed down to these two codes: 7-54J-R05 or 7-54J-R11