Did you get this solved?Hi! does anyone know where the PCM is located? need to replace the pcm for my car, thank you!
FYI, the member was last seen here on October 25, 2019.Did you get this solved?
Hi Peter, thanks. Would you know where the PCM location of 2014 ex 3.5?FYI, the member was last seen here on October 25, 2019.
Peter
Much appreciated Peter. Having thus issue recently and trying to locate, isolate and resolve the issue. I hope it’s wiring only
Mick, your thread was merged with this one. No need to start another one just because this one had not been answered. Did post #5 not help?Can someone point me to the location of the PCM in a 2013 sport? I've found one other thread asking the same but no answer. Or alternatively, can someone suggest which FORD service manual I would need to buy to tell me where it is?
Really surprised I can't find a youtube video that includes this sort of info....
-mick
I figured my post was deleted and so I ended up buying the ford wiring diagram and service manual. Now that I have 20-20 hindsight with the manuals in hand, the pic is technically accurate as its a page from the wiring diagram - but I needed the service manual to know what needed to be done so as to get access to it.Mick, your thread was merged with this one. No need to start another one just because this one had not been answered. Did post #5 not help?
Peter
Got a whole write up on it in my blog...I figured my post was deleted and so I ended up buying the ford wiring diagram and service manual. Now that I have 20-20 hindsight with the manuals in hand, the pic is technically accurate as its a page from the wiring diagram - but I needed the service manual to know what needed to be done so as to get access to it.
-mick
Got a whole write up on it in my blog...
Access the PCM and/or Wiper Motor
In case anybody wants to access the PCM and/or the wiper motor. It’s actually pretty easy and accessible. First thing to do is remove the wiper blades. At the base of the blades are bolt covers. They just snap onto 3 sides of the six-sided nut. Just get a flat-tip screwdriver and pop them...www.fortheworkshop.com
Simple site search would've yielded the information needed as I already posted this back in December of last ye