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Configuration of Ford ECUs
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This is PRELIMINARY WORKING DRAFT for SECONS Ltd. internal use and FoCOM users.
Please excuse the typos and errors.
Table of Contents
General information..............................................................................................................................1
PCM configuration in VID block......................................................................................................... 2
Individual data configuration (“AS-BUILT data”)...............................................................................3
CCF central configuration data............................................................................................................ 5
General information
Many control units contain configurable/programmable parameters. FoCOM is capable of
reading/writing this configuration. Newer cars use central configuration (CCF) stored usually in
BCM (this means that instead of configuring individual control units everything is carried out on
one place).
Vehicle Years Configuration type
Ford Mondeo 2000-2006 Individual ECU configuration
Ford Mondeo/Galaxy/S-Max 2006- CCF in BCM
Ford Transit 2000-2006 Individual ECU configuration
Ford Transit 2006- CCF in BCM, RCM individually configured
Ford Focus/C-Max 2000-2010 Individual ECU configuration
Ford Focus/C-Max 2010- CCF in BCM
Ford Fiesta 2000-2008 Individual ECU configuration
Ford Fiesta 2008- CCF in BCM
Ford US models All years Individual ECU configuration
Table: General configuration information for most common models
Future update will provide function to edit configuration in human readable form.
Control unit configuration can be used to activate functions such as day-time running light (DRL),
cruise control (CCS) or trailer hitch retrofit, or change tire size.
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PCM configuration in VID block
Mainly older control PCM units store configuration in so called VID block. In order to reconfigure
VID data PCM control unit flash must be completely re-programmed (“re-flashed”).
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Individual data configuration (“AS-BUILT data”)
Each control unit in Ford vehicles contains configuration data as hexadecimal chain. In these data
are encoded information from the production, which specifies the functions and equipment of the
vehicle. Configuration data can be read from the control unit, or from AS-BUILT database of Ford
Motor Company.
Note: These data of configuration doesn't contain encoding of injectors function, traveled
distance, or informations about immobilizer, and other. Is necessary to perform adaptation
of these data, after changing the ECU separately.
Note: Ford IDS doesn't display readed data, just program the data to new ECU.
Display of data from the AS-BUILT database of the Ford Motor Company (includes data for all
controls)
PCM Module BCE Modules
PCM 1 FFFF FFFF 0310 7A6-01-01 0900 20B0 20A8
PCM 2 2C0C 44FF FE8B 7A6-01-02 00B0
PCM 3 FFFF 03FF 2F42 7A6-02-01 02B2
PCM 4 FFFF FFFF FF0F 720-01-01 6A20 3930 A8C4
PCM 5 FFFF FFFF FF10 720-01-02 0100 2B
PCM 6 FFFF FFFF FF11 726-01-01 5A0A 93
PCM 7 FFFF FFFF FF12 726-02-01 03C0 2222 0037
PCM 8 FFFF FFFF FF13 726-03-01 3000 61
PCM 9 FFFF FFFF FF14 726-04-01 0E40
726-05-01 040F 46
726-06-01 0000 34
726-07-01 2505 5F
726-08-01 0101 023A
726-09-01 2000 57
726-10-01 8008 0000 00C6
726-10-02 0000 0000 003F
726-10-03 0000 0000 0040
726-10-04 0000 41
726-11-01 1400 53
Display of data from the FoCOM (only for one selected control unit):
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For programming of configuration data you need to write line by line.
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CCF central configuration data
Central car configuration can be read/write in BCM control unit on vehicles which use central
configuration.
In order to adjust the data please send data from your ECU to support@[Link] along with list
of required changes. We'll return modified data back for programming to an ECU.
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