This is the same message I posted over at Blue Oval News, hope you guys can help...

I'm getting ready to install a Banks Git-Kit but before the order can shipped they need to know what computer "code" is designated for my truck.
Does anyone know the ways to get what computer code goes with my truck (see sig), or how many there are for these trucks? How many can there be? I know there's a door sticker (mine is gone, thanks dealer, somebody) and the only other way is to take the box out and look at the other side. Can't this be traced from the VIN #??? There's got to be an easier way. I got the box unplugged from the (2) 7mm bolts and the 10mm bolt/plug combo, but there's still something hanging it up at the top. I'm not too crazy about wrenching on the brain of $3X,000 truck. Please help guys!

For some of you Kentucky Plant guys, if you can run this VIN and get what code is associated with this truck, here it is...

1FTNX21F02EA63783

Build Date: 09/04/01, not only a Monday, but LABOR DAY, just my luck! That makes me a little nervous. Problem free so far @ ~7100 miles...

2002 F-250 XLT, 4x4, PSD/6 spd., True Blue/Medium Flint, Ford Aluminum Wheels, Captain's Chairs, Line-X spray-in bedliner, chrome bedrails

1974 Bronco, worn out 302 w/Edelbrock intake and 4 bbl. carb and converted to electronic ignition, 3 spd. on the floor, PTO winch, 33x12.50 Cooper STT's/15x10 chrome rims, true duals, a couple of whiskey dents, and of course, the kicker...OEM RETRO NEON GREEN PAINT

PS: Where do you create your sig on FTE???

 

There is one more 10mm bolt holding the top of the bracket to the left kick panel. As far as I know removing the pcm is the only way to get your code without the door sticker.

Les

 

>PS: Where do you create your sig on FTE???

User menu on the lobby page. Then Edit profile. You can include the smilies if you know what letters and symbols to type. Just put your cursor over them and look at the bottom left of your browser, it'll be in parenthesis.