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Originally Posted by kgo5xd
Like literally all the fuses or just the ones related to starter and pats?
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Is EVTM the same as the ford service manuals and electrical diagrams manual? Cuz I have those.
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I am not familiar with all data. Is that something you pay for? Also what exactly is it? Just a reference for info and manuals? The codes you speak of, when you say pull them, do I need a special tool for this?
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Alldatadiy is a paid subscription to basically a online factory service manual you can get a one year or five year subscription.
http://alldatadiy.com/?affiliate_id=..._id=2070338155
The list of codes I sent a picture of came from alldatadiy.com
It also includes TSB and recall data
Mitchell1 diy is a similar source for data yet i do not have experience with mitchell yet I hear it is pretty good.
I suggest if you get a subscription get Alldata because I can help you navigate through the information found there until your comfortable with it, with mitchel you would be on your own.
http://www.eautorepair.net/app/Years...SAAEgL0LfD_BwE
If I am not mistaken you can get the B codes with a quality code reader.
In the older vehicles you could watch the light on the dash and count the flashes.
Before you get to crazy buying subscriptions if you have a code scanner try and scan the truck for codes and see if it pulls up any codes and we can go from there.
I am willing to bet whatever code you find someone somewhere may have posted more information about the code.
I will also look up in my Alldata subscription and post what I can for you.
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I read this online on another forum I doubt it will work but if you do not have a code reader it is worth a try.
Turn the key till the gauge/warning lights come on. The anti-theft light will flash really quickly, as I'm sure you've already scene. Keep the key this way for about almost a minute. You should see the anti-theft light noticabley slow down. Once slowed down, turn the ignition off. Count 40 seconds off, turn the ignition gauge lights back on. You should see the anti-theft (either slowly flashing) or turn off quickly. Now, you've synced your key, she's ready to start.
If this does not help which I doubt it will let us know when you pull the codes and if you get any.