So I went to ford DSFM to download the config file it was needing and moved it into the correct directory on the VM. It told me the calibration file was missing, (which it used to not do about a year ago on the older versions.I have read that ford made some adjustments, and it will still work if you go out and download the calibration file.). I go through the menus to do a replace and program on the PCM. I fired up my VM with FordIDS 122, plugged in my vxdiag, and ran the patch. I had a 2005 Ford Escape that I was trying to do a PCM replacement on. Your statement is not entirely clear to me there are constant restrictions with later software VX Diag usees different drivers to IDS bosch drivers which have more access and functions. The main obsticle is online access to PATS codes to which relates to 4 main modules all others have no corellation with PATS and should be easily accessed with calibration file downloads but all PATS related systems online after 2010 will need to be paid for! or accessed via teamviewer with a paid account I have given up and just purchased the 2 day license of FJDS and used my passthru instead of my vxdiag. I never had this issue until I had to start manually downloading the config files.
I am aware that one needs to go out and download the calibration files, however, the past 5 or 6 vehicles I have tried this on, it fails when it has you cycle the key on and off and back on and will not go on any further. (09-03-2021, 01:14 PM)mtechno Wrote: (09-03-2021, 02:52 AM)cptn_stababitch Wrote: (09-03-2021, 02:18 AM)mtechno Wrote: (09-01-2021, 09:17 AM)cptn_stababitch Wrote: I guess a while back ford changed the way they do things, and one is not able to let it auto-download the calibration files it needs in order to perform a module replacement.
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