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Posted by Kent on April 21, 2004 at 07:22:50 from (12.214.34.211):
In Reply to: Ford Powerstroke posted by Scott KY on April 21, 2004 at 04:29:49:
Scott, Remove the 3- nuts that hold on your emergency brake and behind it you will see your "computer" (PCM), it will look like a alum. box. On the end that faces the rear of the truck you will see an add on chip that will plug into that end of the PCM. If it has had a programmer installed, you will have a more difficult time finding that out. I am not sure how other than maybe having a dealer plug in the port under the glove box area and check it or someone else with a programmer. The advise of checking TDS is a great site and ALOT of helpful people there.
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