I've now got fully functional Air Con fitted in my car, and I can't tell you how over the moon I am on being able to freeze my toes off lol. On step 4, what do you mean the correct part number? Which part number am I using? Will it vary from my car to the 'donor' car? Thank you in advanceįurther, for anyone who has a 2005 focus 2.0 petrol with a/c and would like to offer their vin in PM I'd be highly grateful, I'm finding it quite hard to find one as the 2.0 is quite thought I'd provide an update on this. Anyways, before I proceed I'd like to confirm I know exactly what I'm doing. I was hoping you might see this one! You seem to be very clued up. This way the IDS software will reprogram the PCM with the configuration setting of a car with A/C. Before the programs starts programming the PCM the ignition must be switched ON. * The IDS software will download the PCM configuration settings from the Ford servers. Enter the VIN number of the vehicle with A/C. * The IDS software will ask to enter a VIN number.

* In case the IDS software asks iwhether the old PCM is available choose NO. * Go to the PCM replacement function. Proceed with the ignition OFF (very important). * After a few attempts the IDS software will offer to enter a PCM part number or PCM Tear Tag number. Proceed with the ignition OFF (very important). * The IDS software can (obviously) not connect and will ask you to swith the ignition to ON. * Turn the ignition OFF and try to communicate with the car. * Find yourself a VIN number of a vehicle of the same production Month, same engine and same options as your car but with A/C. The FoCCCus software is designed for the Focus Mk3 only.

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