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Mar 7, 2015 | 06:18 PM

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Double4LinkDiesel

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Dannyboy950, no I just was fixing the oil leak, didn't have an electrical problem till i pulled the connector out.

Diesel dan, I have a ficm sync on torque, or was this sarcastic

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I can get you it, also, still figuring, how to quote a post, and give reps, you get one from me.

Thanks all

Mar 7, 2015 | 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Double4LinkDiesel

Dannyboy950, no I just was fixing the oil leak, didn't have an electrical problem till i pulled the connector out.

Diesel dan, I have a ficm sync on torque, or was this sarcastic

.

I can get you it, also, still figuring, how to quote a post, and give reps, you get one from me.

Thanks all

That will make my day

Yes please post what you have for FICM Sync. What I wanted to ask you to try (but didn't) was create the FICM one and check it against your CAM Sync, while it was bad. I'd like to see it give a green light for FICM and Red for Cam to see that they are in fact different. Like I said before I've seen folks post it up but it is all the same except for the equation, which doesn't make any sense to me -- I'd expect a unique PID.

The quote and rep thing is easy: look for the quote button on the bottom of the post you want to quote in a thread (versus just adding a reply) and in the upper right corner you'll see some symbols, one of them is for giving reps, you are rep'ing whoever's post you are on when you hit that.

Mar 9, 2015 | 05:07 PM

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Here is what I have for Cam vs Crank Sync (you have to manually enter this one).

PID: 2209cd
Long Name: Cam vs Crank Sync
Short Name: Sync
Minimum Value: 0.0
Maximum Value: 1.0
Scale Factor: x1
Unit Type: Sync
Equation: {A:1}
OBD Header: 7E0

The only difference I have seen in the folks that claim to have an FICM Sync gauge is the Equation is {A:0} (and of course they name it different. Maybe that is all it takes.

See if this helps you though...

Diesel dan,

Change your equation name to Ficm Sync, Fsync. note {A:1}
This is seeing sync from PCM to FICM

Then add a new pid as I have above, note {A:0}
This is seeing PCM to cam/crank

Rest is the same, works on my truck, just tested.

Working on equation for cam/crank in relation to FICM working as well.

Let me know how it works.

Mar 11, 2015 | 03:01 PM

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Diesel dan,

Change your equation name to Ficm Sync, Fsync. note {A:1}
This is seeing sync from PCM to FICM

Then add a new pid as I have above, note {A:0}
This is seeing PCM to cam/crank

Rest is the same, works on my truck, just tested.

Working on equation for cam/crank in relation to FICM working as well.

Let me know how it works.

So Luke, You create a new PID, but still use PID: 2209cd then you change the name to (Long) FICM Sync and (short) Fsync.

But which equation did you use? A:Zero or A:One

And from your PM I take it KOEO the FICM sync gauge is green (Sync is good) and Cam is red (engine not turning so No sync).

I'll test it later to see what I get... I still think I am missing something here logic-wise... If it is the same PID, but you change the name fields which do nothing, then you make the equation opposite...