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Old 09-01-2009, 07:53 PM
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ECM Part Number

My ECM or PCM (assuming those are the same) is bad and I need to replace it. I've got a 2000 Ford Excursion 7.3l 4x4 automatic. I can't find out what p/n i'm supposed to use. I just need to order a new computer. Please lend a hand
 
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Old 09-01-2009, 08:44 PM
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If your PCM is bad, you will have to remove it anyways. The part# will be on it. That is the only real way to get the exact part#. I guess there could be one part# for the year but I don't think it works that way.
 
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Old 09-01-2009, 08:57 PM
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It's a pretty simple removal and install correct? Just remove driver side tire, remove fender liner, pull out computer put in new right?
 
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Nope, not on a superduty. On the firewall by the drivers fender undo the nut in the center of the electrical connector for the ecm. Under the dash, there will be a plastic case around the ecm. Undo two small screws that hold that in and remove the pcm from under the dash.
 
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The Injector drive module (IDM) is located in the fender area. The power control module (PCM) is located under the dash. Which are you trying to replace?
 
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what does the injector module do. I did find the PCM, got the part number its the YC3F-12A650-AVA. Question though, when i contacted the dealers they all said the part number is YU7Z-12A650-AA. Anyone know what the difference is. I'm going to order the one that came out of my truck but just curious.
Also, apparently i have a chip in my truck, it doesn't look like a diablo but it definately is an aftermarket chip. What should I do with that. do I just plug it into the new one or don't even try it?
 
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Not sure why you need a PCM as you did not say what the problem is you are having with your truck. First thing is to remove the chip and see if your PCM is good by installing back in the truck. Until you get your truck running correctly I'd leave the chip out.

The IDM (as I know it) take the 12 volt power and turns it into something like 120 volt power to drive the injectors. The PCM sends a signal to the IDM to open the injector. There are other things that happen but that is the basic explanation. The guys here know more.
 
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