Fiesta 1.8 td di is the fuel pump coded to the ecu ?
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Fiesta 1.8 td di is the fuel pump coded to the ecu ?
Right then I bought a non runner fiesta 1.8 td di van as the previous owner removed the ecu to map it or something and ended up breaking the ecu. So I have bought it and got another ecu key with chip and receiver ring.. I have fitted it all up but it wont fire.
The immobiliser light flashes for around 5-10 mins then has a flash sequence of 2 flashes then 3 flashes.. searching google doesn't come up with much. So what id like to know.. is the fuel pump coded to the ecu I have not yet had any diagnostics plugged in so I dont know of any more codes of yet.
Any ideas
The immobiliser light flashes for around 5-10 mins then has a flash sequence of 2 flashes then 3 flashes.. searching google doesn't come up with much. So what id like to know.. is the fuel pump coded to the ecu I have not yet had any diagnostics plugged in so I dont know of any more codes of yet.
Any ideas
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Yeh, these old pumps are part of the PATS system so the 'RIM' (Remote immobiliser module,part of the pump) needs pairing to the van.
You may need someone with an old Ford WDS system really, as the current diag tool we use IDS has been updated so much it has no or little support for the older stuff. I needed to sort PATS out in a W reg smiley face Transit recently and couldn't - Our WDS went up in smoke the last time it was plugged in
Bit of a pain that they take the support for older stuff, even the 95> Fiestas there's little you can do on them now with the proper dealer tool.
Obviously worth seeing if there's any mobile guys locally who have the kit to do it (mobile locksmiths etc)
You may need someone with an old Ford WDS system really, as the current diag tool we use IDS has been updated so much it has no or little support for the older stuff. I needed to sort PATS out in a W reg smiley face Transit recently and couldn't - Our WDS went up in smoke the last time it was plugged in
Bit of a pain that they take the support for older stuff, even the 95> Fiestas there's little you can do on them now with the proper dealer tool.
Obviously worth seeing if there's any mobile guys locally who have the kit to do it (mobile locksmiths etc)
Last edited by GVK.; 28-11-2013 at 05:46 PM.
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Without actually plugging it in, I wouldn't know.
I do know that the proper dealer tool lacks support for older stuff, so it's hit and miss if a normal Ford dealer can do it. Unless they have the older kit.
You might find an independent with locksmith tools that can code it for you.
(Ignore above about RIM if it's a later one as per Focus TDDI)
Still needs learning to the PATS whatever.
I do know that the proper dealer tool lacks support for older stuff, so it's hit and miss if a normal Ford dealer can do it. Unless they have the older kit.
You might find an independent with locksmith tools that can code it for you.
(Ignore above about RIM if it's a later one as per Focus TDDI)
Still needs learning to the PATS whatever.
Last edited by GVK.; 28-11-2013 at 10:18 PM.
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Ops sorry lol. If you lived closer I would offer to try and recode it with our Ford computer. Is there not a mobile diagnostics company where you live who could look at it.
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