I read that you have to delete the profile and flip the obd2 switch on the unit? Flip the switch to medium or high I don't know? I am using one without a switch but it installed profiles with missing modules as well and I can't fix mine either. I deleted my profile like everybody says to do but it didn't add the PDM or TDM in my door locks don't work at all.
There is power to my door locks they just won't unlock all the way and when I try to lock there is no noise or action taking place at all. Replaced with door lock switches and actuators nothing and it is not a broken wire

 

Factory Data and BCM Replacement Question

• When you load factory "as-built" data, does it pull from a file on your computer?

• If so, where is this file located?

• When I hit "Load Data," it automatically loads and replaces the BCM with factory data.

• I don’t know where it is finding this data.

• It seems like I cannot browse for the data on my computer.

Setup and Troubleshooting Steps Taken

• I am using the Bluetooth Vgate V-Linker OBD2 with FORScan.

• It does not have a switch.

• I deleted the profile, rebooted my computer, and reconnected the truck to the Bluetooth adapter.

• I am missing the PDM (Passenger Door Module) and DDM (Driver Door Module).

• My power door locks do not work:

• I have to manually push every single door lock, which is a disaster.

• Can someone please help?

Truck Details and Issue Summary

• Recently purchased: 2013 3.5L EcoBoost.

• Door locks do not work:

• I replaced the door lock switches and actuators.

• I checked all wiring, and there are no flaws.

FORScan Issues:

• When I plug in FORScan, the PDM and DDM power door lock and window settings are wiped—they are completely gone.

• The modules are not detected on the ECU.

• Since FORScan only builds the modules the first time it is plugged in, am I at a severe loss?

• I don’t know what to do at this point.

 

I’d recommend posting your question in a new thread in the correct forum (2009 - 2014 F150) for the best possible help to your generation truck.

All the door locks are controlled by the BCM on your truck, even the newer trucks with DDM/PDM modules have all the door locks and switches controlled by the BCM, I would go into the BCM and reload all the as built data on a fresh vehicle scan to start with. I don’t know enough about the 2013 f150 so I’m not sure if one can even disable the door lock switches or not.

 

Thank you so much for your response.
I loaded BCM As-Built and did a write all.
Unfortunately it didn't change the locking issue and backup camera blue screen in rear view mirror.

Update: only unlock doesn't work, and if I manually unlock one lock by hand and press lock on either door switch, they all lock.
No signal to unlocking.
I'm gonna check the unlock today with multimeter.
Thank you for clearing up that 2013 f150 doesn't have PDM DDM ;p

 

Update I found a broken cluster of wires in rear doorjam. Replaced with new harnessand rear door works. ALL DOOR LOCKS still do not unlock when I p[ress unlock. When I press Lock, ALL THE DOORS UNLOCK only if one lock is manually unlocked. Yes I said that correctly. The LOCK button unlocks all doors (IF I manually unlock one door by hand, otherwise no doors unlock with the lock button (They attempt and have signal)
Using a keyfob the doors unlock and lock. Same with code on the door.

Tested Unlock Wires and switch with multimeter. Got .4 Volts to the unlock switch. Lights are illuminated bright on the door lock switches. No Idea what is going on here.

 

Check all the plugs on the BCM for signs of water leaking onto it, common problem on these trucks.

 

I’ve been searching the Internet and numerous threads too for any kind of solution, but I am having the same problem as well. I tried numerous OBD to USB connectors Windows, 10 PC, also deleted my existing profiles in FORSCAN also Bluetooth OBD connectors still no IPC MODULE shows up in FORScan

 

@Vicstruckservice
can you provide some information
MY if truck
what adapter you are using
what version of ForScan

ZooDad

 

these were the OBD II devices that I used and cannot find the IPC module nowhere in FORSCAN. Also I bought two used IPC modules with the identical numbers and a BCM module. I also conducted a ohm test between the part number six and number 14 of the OBDII ports and the reading was between 60 OHMs and 72 OHMs which I believe is within range

 

I was currently using the 2.3.19 version but upgraded to the 2.3.65 version and still no IPC module located

 

Problem solved!!!! After researching forscan software and founding out that I do not have a IPC module available. I had to do a lot of investigation and research on the Internet and found there was a communication issue in the CAN BUS network. The HS3 (white with a green stripe wire) was found broken on top of the steering wheel column by a piece of metal on the cab support and possibly someone who previously who messed with the wire harness. All good now. Thanks for all that helped on my post..