May 21, 200521 yr #1 On the way home from Calder on the 13/5/05 engine suddenly dropped 2 cylinders around Kyneton. Booked my car back into the dealer last week, to see if they could sort it out. After a couple of days testing and diagnosing and looking at faults logged by the PCM, they found out that there was no spark at A & C coil packs. After checking wiring to see it there where any dry joints, it was decided that the PCM must have chucked a wobbly. Fitted the newy and all is running sweet again. Ford have asked the dealer to send them the old PCM to see if I had modified it in anyway. I just smiled and said that it's a sealed unit and that you'd be able to see if I'd cracked it open, by all means get them to check it.Has anyone else heard of a PCM being replaced so soon?My CV must be looking good. 4 transmittions1 PCMmacka
May 21, 200521 yr #2 On the way home from Calder on the 13/5/05 engine suddenly dropped 2 cylinders around Kyneton. Booked my car back into the dealer last week, to see if they could sort it out. After a couple of days testing and diagnosing and looking at faults logged by the PCM, they found out that there was no spark at A & C coil packs. After checking wiring to see it there where any dry joints, it was decided that the PCM must have chucked a wobbly. Fitted the newy and all is running sweet again. Ford have asked the dealer to send them the old PCM to see if I had modified it in anyway. I just smiled and said that it's a sealed unit and that you'd be able to see if I'd cracked it open, by all means get them to check it.Has anyone else heard of a PCM being replaced so soon?My CV must be looking good. 4 transmittions1 PCMmacka<{POST_SNAPBACK}>unbeleivable you got about as much luck as me lately!!!
May 21, 200521 yr #3 On the way home from Calder on the 13/5/05 engine suddenly dropped 2 cylinders around Kyneton. Booked my car back into the dealer last week, to see if they could sort it out. After a couple of days testing and diagnosing and looking at faults logged by the PCM, they found out that there was no spark at A & C coil packs. After checking wiring to see it there where any dry joints, it was decided that the PCM must have chucked a wobbly. Fitted the newy and all is running sweet again. Ford have asked the dealer to send them the old PCM to see if I had modified it in anyway. I just smiled and said that it's a sealed unit and that you'd be able to see if I'd cracked it open, by all means get them to check it.Has anyone else heard of a PCM being replaced so soon?My CV must be looking good. 4 transmittions1 PCMmackaPity it needs to go back to Ford... That would be a nice little toy to play with...
May 22, 200521 yr #4 In one way your lucky in getting parts replaced Macka.........but not lucky in braking them
May 22, 200521 yr #5 Author George, The other upside is. With all the down time lately at least my mileage is staying low I think the car has roughly done 3000km since Xmas Grass, your right would have been good to crack it open and have a look see inside. I was'nt expecting Ford to let me have it though. macka
May 22, 200521 yr #6 Author unbeleivable you got about as much luck as me lately!!!<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Yeh all bad macka
May 22, 200521 yr #7 George, The other upside is. With all the down time lately at least my mileage is staying low I think the car has roughly done 3000km since Xmas macka<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Should be good for a trade-in
May 23, 200521 yr #10 Kind of guessed that - but wondered the P C M meaning - havnt heard that name before.
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