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Old Fri, July 29th, 2011, 03:59 PM
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Can anyone tell me if the FU CHIP comes with the Lope idle or not, or does it matter about the PCM code is.
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Lope Idle is available on any calibration. Do you happen to know what your ECM code is?
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I think my PCM code is F5SB, I have a 2000 f250 7.3 and want to buy the fu chip, but really want the lope idle.
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I think my PCM code is F5SB
You're not looking in the right place for the PCM code if that is the number you came up with.

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I think my PCM code is F5SB
You're not looking in the right place for the PCM code if that is the number you came up with. The number you have listed is a Ford part number prefix which means very little (especially since that's likely part of the number for the electrical harness connector).

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