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by jcbryant
2021 Oct 25, 13:25
Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
Topic: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode
Replies: 15
Views: 6487

Re: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode

I understand it won’t be a quick learn. None of this has been a quick learn and I’m still chasing. I figure this will continue into electric cars. I’ve always wanted to learn this.

I’m sorry it does have different injectors, MAF and throttle body. I’ll send you the MTF I got from Kenne Bell.

I do appreciate your help. I understand I’m a premium member but that may be used up pretty quick. If it gets to a point where I’ve gone over premium just let me know I need to make a donation.
by jcbryant
2021 Oct 24, 16:26
Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
Topic: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode
Replies: 15
Views: 6487

Re: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode

I found another disassembler called Binary Ninja https://binary.ninja/

I down loaded the demo version. I'm able to open my file in it and see lines of code.
by jcbryant
2021 Oct 24, 11:43
Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
Topic: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode
Replies: 15
Views: 6487

Re: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode

Also for you helping with this can I donate some how to the forum to help with anything?
by jcbryant
2021 Oct 24, 11:41
Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
Topic: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode
Replies: 15
Views: 6487

Re: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode

Got a BIN read of the factory file.
I know I had said in another post that I don't have time time to try and learn how to do this. Since its on a customers vehicle I figure I might as well try to take some time to learn.

I had some questions about IDA disassembler.

I have down loaded the free version. The bin file will not drop into it. It tells me to upgrade to be able to disassemble more files then a PE file.

How do I know what what license to buy?

Also, Do you know of any training for the disassembler other then what they offer. The $6000 price tag is a little on the pricey side for me to justify.

Thank you
by jcbryant
2021 Oct 23, 12:46
Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
Topic: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode
Replies: 15
Views: 6487

Re: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode

I believe I already have access to that module on my pcm flash. Module 21.
I’ll try to take a read later today using PCMflash and VCM2.
by jcbryant
2021 Oct 23, 12:41
Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
Topic: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode
Replies: 15
Views: 6487

Re: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode

I have pcm flash. I’ll get the module added. I just ordered a mongoose.
I do have a Ford VCM2. Would that have worked?
by jcbryant
2021 Oct 22, 18:07
Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
Topic: 2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode
Replies: 15
Views: 6487

2008 Super Snake Failsafe Engine Mode

Having trouble with a 2008 Shelby GT500 Super Snake

Customer said engine would not crank. he installed a new battery, engine still would not crank.
I tried checking codes. Ford IDS would not communicate with the PCM. I tried programming with IDS. programming kept locking up.
I had a tune file from this car when I turned the traction control on. I loaded that file to the PCM. Now the instrument cluster would show mileage.
I then went back to using Ford IDS. Tried programming again. This time programming went through. I programmed keys, Engine would crank and start.

I had an SCT tune file for this car from Kenne Bell when I was trying to turn the traction control back on. A year ago when I tried loading that file the PCM would show Failsafe engine mode. So I just used Hptuners.

I tried loading that fiel to the car but it would not go it. It gave me an error code for I think not compatible. Something like that. I figured out when I programmed the PCM with the IDS it changed the strategy code. It was originally SXH1. it changed to KDH0.
So I built a new base file coping the tune I was sent from Kenne Bell SXH1 to KDH0. I've loaded that tune and I still get Failsafe engine mode.
I've preformed testing on the Throttle body and accelerator pedal following Fords test to make sure I go over all the wiring and component testing throttle position sensor and accelerator pedal. both test good.

I've used a DVOM to check for any voltage a ETC motor when I key on or when I press the accelerator pedal. I don't get any voltage reading on the dvom.

The 2 codes I'm getting are P2104 and P0600

I'm guessing something needs to be changed in the tune to be happy with the throttle body. Torque source is showing ETC FMEM.

P0600 description is
Serial Communication Link
Indicates an error occurred in the powertrain control module (PCM). This DTC may be set alone or in combination with P2105.
Possible Causes:
Software incompatibility issue
Damaged PCM

the test for this code askes if the vehicle shifts into 4x4 or not. if you answer yes it says to refer to a test for no problem found. that test will run you in circles. I've never had luck using those test.
If you answer no it refers me to transfer case diagnostic. this vehicle does not have a transfer case.

P2104
Throttle Actuator Control (TAC) System - Forced Idle
The TAC system is in the failure mode effects management (FMEM) mode of forced idle.
This DTC is an informational DTC and may be set in combination with a number of other DTCs which are causing the FMEM. Diagnose other DTCs first

I've followed the test for this code with not luck.

Ask me any question I may have left some info out. a lot of stuff I've gone over.

Thanks
Chris
by jcbryant
2021 Oct 20, 20:59
Forum: Hardware, Programming & Disassembly
Topic: 2005 F250 BIN file assistance
Replies: 9
Views: 3738

Re: 2005 F250 BIN file assistance

I went to IDA licensing list. How do I know which to pick?
by jcbryant
2021 Oct 14, 00:21
Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
Topic: 2017 5.2 Shelby Gt350 swapped F100 cold start
Replies: 4
Views: 2071

Re: 2017 5.2 Shelby Gt350 swapped F100 cold start

Found this on motorcraft service.

The primary monitoring function is performed by the Independent Plausibility Check (IPC) software, which resides
on the main processor. It is responsible for determining the driver-demanded torque and comparing it to an
estimate of the actual torque delivered. If the generated torque exceeds driver demand by specified amount, the
IPC takes appropriate mitigating action.
by jcbryant
2021 Oct 14, 00:10
Forum: PCM / ECU / EEC Tuning
Topic: 2017 5.2 Shelby Gt350 swapped F100 cold start
Replies: 4
Views: 2071

Re: 2017 5.2 Shelby Gt350 swapped F100 cold start

Thanks for responding.
I'm commanding 70 psi because the returnless fuel system my boss likes to use is the same style he does for GM engines. He uses Tanks Inc in tank fuel pump and a LS regulated fuel filter. I was chasing issues in the beginning and checked fuel pressure at the fuel rail. It was at 70psi. So I set fuel pressure to 70 psi. idle and fuel trims are much better.

The base fuel tables. I tried adjusting that table and learned that wasn't changing anything. I adjusted crank fuel and couldn't get the dip fixed on start up.

Ill change the axle ratios. Thank you

On earlier revisions I had done. I adjusted the MAF and kept chasing my tail so I set it back to stock.

I think I figured out the idle. Or let me rephrase that. I made a change and got the result I wanted. May not be correct but from checking it over several times Its not dipping like it was.
I bumped up Idle Torque Reserve IPC Drive and Torque Reserve IPC Neutral.
I added 15 to 650 and 700 rpm columns.

I'm second guessing if it was a good way to fix it. I remember IPC is Independent Plausibility Check

I just found this on HPtuners forum.
The Independant Plausibility Check (IPC) is a system for checking the electronic throttle operation and in the event that the engine is delivering more torque than it thinks it should, the IPC will step in put the vehicle in limp mode with a throttle shut.

I'm not disabling IPC so I think it should work