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I have takin my PCM out to get the code from it , in order to get a Wildman Chip. It is not located on it any where. Is there any other place I could get it from
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No sticker any where
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Then it has been peeled off and thrown away, that is if you are looking at the PCM that is located on the firewall down by the emergency brake and not the IDM that is located up on the fender.
If you do have the PCM out then just tell the code writer the year of your truck and if you have a automatic or a 5 speed manual in your truck.
If you do have the PCM out then just tell the code writer the year of your truck and if you have a automatic or a 5 speed manual in your truck.
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yes I have the PCM. I took it out and took the cover off , I attached the inside of the board pic.
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bugman seems to be suggesting that there are only 2 possible calibrations. The code for my '97 w/E4OD is NAW6.
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Yes that is the PCM I pulled out .. No sticker any where. IT is a 1995 f-350 7.3L Pwoerstroke with 5 speed transmission
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There may be a sticker on the driver's side door hinge post (assuming it's still readable). Ford did that on SuperDuty trucks anyway.
Based on the DPC-203 on your circuit board, your choices are SOD1-SOD3, SOD5, and ALF5.
The tuner probably only needs the DPC-3, which is the hardware code for the PCM, and the fact that it's a manual tranny. Give them the whole part number, 5FT5-14A608-EC and they may be able to figure it out from there.
Here is the old PCM code listing.
Based on the DPC-203 on your circuit board, your choices are SOD1-SOD3, SOD5, and ALF5.
The tuner probably only needs the DPC-3, which is the hardware code for the PCM, and the fact that it's a manual tranny. Give them the whole part number, 5FT5-14A608-EC and they may be able to figure it out from there.
Here is the old PCM code listing.
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