Flashes
A couple of reports talk about using a battery charger while applying the flash. There is a service bulletin on the subject. Apparently the glow plugs and length of time to apply the flash will lower the voltage to a point where the flash does not load properly.
Another report is that the system can be returned to the original programming.
Any Ford service people out there that can confirm or give us the straight scoop on that?
A: some good.
B: battery charger while applying the flash. There is a service bulletin on the subject.
C:Another report is that the system can be returned to the original programming.
D:Any Ford service people out there that can confirm or give us the straight scoop on that?
2003-2004 SUPER DUTY F-SERIES/EXCURSION 6.0L DIT - CALIBRATION - RUNNING CHANGE
WHEN SERVICING 2003-2004 SUPER DUTY F-SERIES/EXCURSION VEHICLES WITH 6.0L POWERSTROKE ENGINE (VEHICLES BUILT PRIOR TO 8/18/03), REPROGRAM PCM/TCM/FICM TO THE LATEST CALIBRATION LEVEL. CONCERNS WHICH MAY BE ADDRESSED WITH THIS UPDATE INCLUDE: ROUGH IDLE/RPM SURGE/SMOKE ON VERY LIGHT THROTTLE TIP-IN THAT IS MOST NOTICEABLE WHILE MANEUVERING A LOAD; IMPROVED A/C PERFORMANCE AT IDLE; MINOR MANUAL TRANSMISSION LAUNCH PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENTS; SMOOTHER DOWNSHIFT WHEN IN TOW/HAUL MODE AROUND 20 MPH WITH TORQSHIFT TRANSMISSION; IMPROVED PERFORMANCE DURING VEHICLE OPERATION AT LOW ALTITUDE/HIGH BAROMETRIC PRESSURE; DIAGNOSTIC UPDATES; CAN COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL UPGRADES TO IMPROVE COMPATIBILITY WITH SOME AFTERMARKET SCAN TOOLS.
B: Straight from Ford: Yes
C: not that I'm aware of - see other posts about flashes for reasons why...
D: That's me....
Hope this helps, email me with any further ?'s
Last edited by emtabmm; Dec 10, 2003 at 10:13 AM.



