BF Pinout Information

Elite Series Firmware Help › Elite Pro Plug-in ECUs › Ford Falcon I6 Barra - Installation GuideUpdated Sep 2026

A pinout is only useful if you can find the pin you need in a hurry. We've regrouped the Ford Falcon BF connector by what each pin does, so you can check injectors, coils, sensors or power feeds without scrolling through all three plugs.

This is the factory BF Falcon ECU pinout as used by the Haltech Elite Pro Plug-in ECU for the Ford Falcon I6 Barra. The ECU has three connectors, A, B and C. Pin numbers below follow Haltech's A, B and C connector numbering. Use it when you're probing with a multimeter, adding a sensor, or chasing a fault. BA and FG cars have their own pinout pages, so use the BA pinout or FG pinout for those.

Fuel and ignition

CylinderInjector pinIgnition pin
1A14A35
2A07A46
3A15A12
4A04A34
5A08A24
6A03A23

If you're upgrading the coils, the BA/BF Barra ignition harness is the neat way to do it.

Crank, cams and cam control

  • A30 / A41: crank position sensor, positive and negative
  • A31: intake cam position (home)
  • A33: exhaust cam position
  • A05: intake cam control solenoid
  • A06: exhaust cam control solenoid

Drive by wire

  • A27 / A28: throttle motor, positive and negative
  • A44 / A16: throttle position sensors 1 and 2
  • B17 / B18: accelerator pedal sensors 1 and 2
  • B19: pedal sensor 3, not used

Engine sensors

SensorPin
Manifold pressureA38
Boost pressure (turbo cars only)C02
Intake air temperatureA25
Coolant temperatureA45
Oil temperatureA13
Oil pressure switchA26
Knock sensor 1A29
Pre-cat narrowband O2 signal / heaterB08 / A09
Post-cat O2 signal / heater (not used)C18 / C19
A/C pressureB15

Sensor supplies and grounds are shared across the plugs. The 5V sensor supply appears on A21, A36, B20, B28, B45 and C30. Sensor signal ground appears on A22, A32, A40, B21, B29 and B33.

Switch and speed inputs

  • B05: clutch switch (manual cars)
  • B25 / B32: brake pedal switches 1 and 2
  • B16: cruise control
  • B30: reverse switch
  • B31: power steering switch
  • B06: collision detection
  • B07: driveshaft vehicle speed (cars without ABS)
  • B38: start signal from the ignition switch

Outputs

  • B27: fuel pump
  • B24 / B35: thermo fans 1 and 2
  • B02: A/C control
  • B04: starter motor relay
  • B37: engine control relay
  • B22: evaporative emissions control
  • B03: dual intake runner (non-turbo engines only)
  • C21: boost control (turbo engines only)
  • B36: vehicle speed output
  • B42: reverse lockout

Power, grounds and CAN

CircuitPins
ECU power (+13.8V)B34, B46, C23
Permanent battery (+12V)B40
Ignition switch (+12V)B09
Battery negativeB01, B10, B11, B12, B23, C01
CAN high / lowB13 / B14, and C03 / C04

Automatic transmission pins

The BF's 4-speed automatic control pins are listed for completeness, but Haltech doesn't currently support the 4-speed on this ECU. They are A02 (power control solenoid), A17 and A18 (MCS 1 and 2), A19 and A20 (shift solenoids 1 and 2), A37 (transmission fluid temperature), A39 (variable pressure solenoid), A43 (lock-up solenoid), and B41 and B43 (range switch inputs 1 and 2). If you're swapping transmissions, read ABS module status for transmission swaps first.

Unused pins

Nothing is assigned to A01, A10, A11, A42, B26, B39, B44, C05 through C17, C20, C22, or C24 through C29.

Before you probe

Back-probe with the plugs connected where you can, and never force a meter lead into a terminal. A spread terminal causes the kind of intermittent fault that eats a whole weekend. Want the connector face diagram? Ask us and we'll send it over with advice for your build.

Setting the ECU up for the first time? Start with plug-in model selection and initial ECU setup.