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I have a 2000 ford Windstar and I was wondering if anyone has deciphered the vin or know where I can get the vin decoded and how I can go about getting the PCM re-programmed as my dealer said they can't help me out.....the other wants $160.00 to re-program the van. I know it only takes a few minutes to do this as I re-programmed my mustang with the Diablo-sport tuner.the only reason I want it re-programmed is that after I had the trouble codes 141,142 lean codes and the 141 egr code fixed the van now knocks and pings going up-hill and it's driving me nuts thanks > I have a 2000 ford Windstar and I was wondering if anyone has deciphered > the vin or know where I can get the vin decoded and how I can go about [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > thanks "Reprogramming" it is not likely to fix your problem. You need to fix what's wrong with it. Have you checked for vacuum leaks? i have read on the net after the lean codes are fixed and the egr port is fixed that you should get the pcm re-programmed to the latest update so i am confused.... >> I have a 2000 ford Windstar and I was wondering if anyone has deciphered >> the vin or know where I can get the vin decoded and how I can go about [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > "Reprogramming" it is not likely to fix your problem. You need to fix > what's wrong with it. Have you checked for vacuum leaks? > i have read on the net after the lean codes are fixed and the egr port > is fixed that you should get the pcm re-programmed to the latest update > so i am confused.... You'll probably need the dealer to reflash the computer to a newer version, if that's what you want to do. I don't know what your VIN has to do with pinging. >>> I have a 2000 ford Windstar and I was wondering if anyone has >>> deciphered the vin or know where I can get the vin decoded and how I [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> "Reprogramming" it is not likely to fix your problem. You need to fix >> what's wrong with it. Have you checked for vacuum leaks? |
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