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Pretty happy when I saw the bulb check. After the WTS she flashed right up.
Immobilizer is dead.
Should beat it with a stick like the serpent deserves.
Still have some wiring to clean up. Everything was soldered but I really don’t like the falling off black tape.
I used uninsulated butt connectors then did a double heat shrink with double walled adhesive. First shrink. Second shrink.
victory dance in front of your wife for fixing the truck for free dollars.
She will not see it that way. This will simply be another reason to get rid of "That Olde Truck" and buy a new one. I know mine does. However, it gives me an excuse to constantly install upgrades and pass it off as maintenance.
She will not see it that way. This will simply be another reason to get rid of "That Olde Truck" and buy a new one. I know mine does. However, it gives me an excuse to constantly install upgrades and pass it off as maintenance.
That is an easy fix...
Bring up the current insurance payment of "That Olde Truck" and then bring up the insurance payment AND bank note payment of "That New Truck".
Once gasp has concluded...
Continue victory dance for predetermined amount of time or until she throws something at you while laughing at your ridiculous dancing skills.
Oh that looks like a mess. Glad you found it quickly.
Have fun reconnecting all those wires someone else got paid to disconnect, and then cause your problem....
So far I have only addressed the wires that were required to check if it was in fact the immobilizer causing the no start.
Originally Posted by FordTruckNoob
She will not see it that way. This will simply be another reason to get rid of "That Olde Truck" and buy a new one. I know mine does. However, it gives me an excuse to constantly install upgrades and pass it off as maintenance.
Its been a couple years of fighting that battle. FORScan has been a blessing as well as you guys here at FTE.
Originally Posted by Sous
That is an easy fix...
Bring up the current insurance payment of "That Olde Truck" and then bring up the insurance payment AND bank note payment of "That New Truck".
Once gasp has concluded...
Continue victory dance for predetermined amount of time or until she throws something at you while laughing at your ridiculous dancing skills.
This is what keeps the 7.3 in my driveway. Plus the uncontrollable laughter brought on by my victory dance.
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