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Oct 13, 2014 | 08:32 PM

#16

78fordman

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From: Jefferson, Iowa

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Originally Posted by Toreador_Diesel

I would think with how the injectors misfire when trying to start with a damaged FICM it might causes some damage.

If that were the case stiction would do the same damage.

Oct 15, 2014 | 08:42 PM

#17

CharlieBravo

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FICM Update

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Originally Posted by rowekmr

Any updates from the OP after everything was installed?

Sorry for the delayed response. Had a death in the family and had to drive 800 plus miles each way. Monitored the voltages the entire way. After warming up the voltages never dropped below 45 and never higher than 48.

I did return the Ford FICM and got a full refund. Did not even have to put up a fight, so kudos to the Dealer.

So, will need to arrainge alternate transportation for a few days so I can send my FICM in for repair. To bad they don't have loaners..........

Oct 16, 2014 | 02:45 AM

#18

bismic

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If you are in a pinch, he can get you one right away ..............

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...nks-to-ed.html

Ed is VERY helpful!

Oct 16, 2014 | 07:35 AM

#19

Money-Pit

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From: SW Florida

Quote:

Originally Posted by CharlieBravo

So, will need to arrainge alternate transportation for a few days so I can send my FICM in for repair. To bad they don't have loaners..........

My condolences...

If necessary, Ed will send you an FICM first, then you send in your core after you receive it. There is a cost associated with it, but at least you have the option.