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After taking my truck to a dealer for PCM reprogramming (TSB), my truck started acting Up. On start ups. Reprogramming has hopefully solved few other problems and tranny shift better now.
But it started lopind or Romping a few time on start, when the engine is wormed up. Does not do it every time but maybe 7 out of 10.
Ok I have read several treads and suggestions for changing Transmission Range selector switch.
I borrowed range selector from my other PSD and it did not solve the problem.
Truck does not lop when it is cold. When started cold it is fine, when it is warmed up then it does it on a start up for about 3-7 seconds.
This, Romping when hot, started 10 minutes after the dealer reprogrammed trucks PCM. I called them back and they said drive it for a while it should relearn new strategy. Well has been 100 miles by now.
Truck does not lop when it is cold. When started cold it is fine, when it is warmed up then it does it on a start up for about 3-7 seconds.
This, Romping when hot, started 10 minutes after the dealer reprogrammed trucks PCM. I called them back and they said drive it for a while it should relearn new strategy. Well has been 100 miles by now.
The next time the motor is warm. & you expect it to romp. start it with the ICP sensor unplugged & see what happens..
It would be best to run it on a scanner to watch ICP & IPR dc% ,if you can.....
I gotta tell you, your experience with re-progamming is not new. It seems that everytime I hear someone that had it done had nothing but complaints. Ford reflashes the PCM without thinking IMO. They just throw everything the TSB's say it SUPPOSED to need and call it good to go. There's no way to go back either, that I know of.
PSD don't learn form what I have heard. They don't have adaptive stratagies just the tranny does. So tell your dealer to their full of it. I will let you know what fixes my lope when I get it figured out!
I needed reprogramming to eliminate the CACKLE. It was just like 99 UP PSDs.
This is due to my truck being Cali. emiss. and having split shot enjectors.
They might have solve on problem and create another.
TJBeggs, I would say to them they full of sht. but I need some back up, do you know
any Ford docs. that provide that info.
ok you have a cali truck with split shots. I will be willing to bet that they reflashed your truck with single shot programming. I would double check with them on that. I am running split shot AD's on single shot programming and I have a lope idle. Its worth a shot.
And no I don't have any info on hand about that. I read posted material a few years ago from a ford tech about the PSD not learning anything. Seems like it was in an owners manual but not sure.
Yea, its not A good idea to have a 16 year old driving a Semi...
I doubt the computer learns to much. If it learns at all. I would think that the PSD learns some, otherwise you could get enormous power gains and just kill the motor.
Throw fuel and air in, and if the computer isn't calculating anything in the setup, then that might be bad.
The computer probably learns to keep track for fuel, and air, that is IT.
tim, they cant reflash the wrong program at ford, the wds uses VIN recogniztion to determin all diag and programming, when they hooked it up it will show the cali emissions truck and self choose the latest update available for the truck
tim, they cant reflash the wrong program at ford, the wds uses VIN recogniztion to determin all diag and programming, when they hooked it up it will show the cali emissions truck and self choose the latest update available for the truck
Ok but something is probably still wrong with the reflash since it did the lope idle right after the reflash. I would call Jody at DP-Tuner and ask him what he thinks. He would be the guy who would know what its all about.
The problem with reporgraming is your putting Factory settings on a broke in non factory truck.
After you drive it so long its pretty much not a factory setup anymore.
The old injectors wont fire the same as new ones and so on.
That would be my thought.
But that also goes against the computer learning the truck.
its undoubtably a program, but not neccesarrily an issue in ford's eyes, they probably have an updated pressure somewhere that is casuing the issue, get a chip and it should go away