How do you diagnose a bad Ficm?

Any voltage reading below 45 volts indicates a bad FICM and will need to be replaced. If you receive a 0 voltage reading while cranking you may have a bad FICM fuse and or relay. Another way to test the FICM is to use a voltage meter to test voltage at the FICM itself.

Will a bad Ficm throw a code?

Registered. The ficm are vin specific, but they will run if installed. It will just throw a code that you will only be able to read with the ford scanner.

Does a Ford 6.0 Ficm need to be programmed?

If you buy a new one from Ford it comes blank and needs to be reprogrammed to your truck specs. A rebuilt one may or not be depends on the rebuilder.

Does a 6.0 Powerstroke Ficm need to be programmed?

What does FICM stand for in Ford Super Duty?

This is a completely refurbished and pre-programmed replacement fuel injection control module (FICM) for your 2003-2009 6.0L Ford Super Duty with a 5 year warranty . Each FICM is programmed (flashed) for your specific vehicle.

What does FICM stand for?

Replacement Fuel Injector Control Module (FICM) – This module installs inside of the fuel injector control module and controls the fuel injectors on your 6.0 Powerstroke diesel engine. This module is a direct replacement for the factory module and requires NO PROGRAMMING.

When should I replace the FICM relay on my truck?

We have two 6.0L trucks in our shop (early and late build), and neither show any notable improvement in driving performance. We recommend replacing the FICM relay if your truck has over 100,000 miles. This is often overlooked but can cause a no start condition.

When does my Powerstroke need FICM repair?

If your Powerstroke 6.0 runs rough until it warms up, then FICM repair is likely needed. This video shows how to test 4 pin and 7 pin FICM’s. Circuit Board Medics will rebuild the FICM to run strong!