Dinozero
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It depends do you have the hardware for blue cruise
I have an XLT 302A loaded. Got the 360cams and adaptive cruise.
No blue cruise.
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It depends do you have the hardware for blue cruise
Im not near my computer to look up your vin to see what all updates you have available. The best way is with the mongoose cable its $500. Plus you need a at least 2 day FDRS license. Probably best to get a 30 day license. You could probably get all of your updates done with the VCX Nano but its not advisable due to data corruption.I have an XLT 302A loaded. Got the 360cams and adaptive cruise.
No blue cruise.
I’d probably go with two 2-day licenses. If you start early the morning you buy each license, that will give you effectively six days for $100. If you don’t have BlueCruise, six full days should be plenty.Im not near my computer to look up your vin to see what all updates you have available. The best way is with the mongoose cable its $500. Plus you need a at least 2 day FDRS license. Probably best to get a 30 day license. You could probably get all of your updates done with the VCX Nano but its not advisable due to data corruption.
That worked thank you!Index - FordServiceInfo.Com (motorcraftservice.com)
Then date it if you wish and change name by adding.xml to the end.
Actually, SSM 49690, also referenced, is more applicable and discusses running a PMI before you replace a module. It doesn’t strictly apply here, but the situation is analogous. When you updated the DSM, the new software wrote additional lines of code. It’s like you replaced the module. Unfortunately, your as-built data had nothing to put into these new lines because the as-built was based on the old programming, which had fewer lines of code. U2100 was a failure to configure because your as-built didn’t have enough data to complete programming the new lines of code.One more thing...
The DTC references the attached the TSB 21-2179, but it seems like that TSB doesn't apply because I have a truck that came with the factory brake controller.
When asked if it was the original module, I selected 'NO' each time.Actually, SSM 49690, also referenced, is more applicable and discusses running a PMI before you replace a module. It doesn’t strictly apply here, but the situation is analogous. When you updated the DSM, the new software wrote additional lines of code. It’s like you replaced the module. Unfortunately, your as-built data had nothing to put into these new lines because the as-built was based on the old programming, which had fewer lines of code. U2100 was a failure to configure because your as-built didn’t have enough data to complete programming the new lines of code.
When you did the PMI, which option did you select? For this application, you should always select the option for new modules.
Agree. Unlikely related.Perhaps related, but likely not, These additional DTCs appeared this morning. Both resolved after a clear and retest.
CMR - Driver's side LED
IPMA (U2400) - Ethernet Failure With Gateway Module A (GWM)
Despite being fully up to date, BlueCruise has not yet enabled for me.
I was wondering if that will work! Good to hear you had success. I'll go this route. Thank you, sir.I was in the same boat on that specific adapter being weeks out. I went this route instead, and it worked fine.
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I can't seem to get past this DTC on the DSM.
I've run a PMI on it 3 times:
It certainly doesn't look like it's being written correctly. Here's a comparison of the As-Built before (blue row) all of my updates and now after (green row). The top two rows show the different values, and the bottom section is all new (didn't exist previously). Most of the new rows seem to be blank, not sure if that's right or not.
- First - After completing all updates (current with 22095 / 421)
- Second - After waiting a couple of hours
- Third - After driving for 30 minutes and letting it sit overnight
@Jesse-Infotainment if a PMI is failing to correct this DTC on the DSM, is running a config a good option to try next? Will that do anything different?One more thing...
The DTC references the attached the TSB 21-2179, but it seems like that TSB doesn't apply because I have a truck that came with the factory brake controller.
Config is not for replacing a module.. Just run it and see. I have had it work where a pMI fails.@Jesse-Infotainment if a PMI is failing to correct this DTC on the DSM, is running a config a good option to try next? Will that do anything different?
Something interesting is that the 744-41-XX and 744-42-XX values that exist locally are not showing when I pull down my data from Ford. It's been over 24 hours since I first updated that module.