POSSESSED PowerStroke Flatbed? (Part 2: PATS Programming & Low Oil Pressure?)

Why can't I program the keys to the original BCM??
Time to jump through some hoops...
After getting the truck running, the LOW OIL PRESSURE warning is ON the dash...that's a bit concerning.
Any more bugs to work out? Is it ready to return to the customer?
This PowerStroke is POSSESSED!!
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Ivan

[@Runco990]

Ivan, I just want to thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge with people on the web. Yes, you probably make extra money off youtube, but you could also just be doing your thing in peace and quiet. Sharing knowledge, in my opinion, is what the web is really for. I'm a decent mechanic, but I keep learning a lot about the "NEW" ways. ❤

[@timm7885]

Something new, the Scanner Cannon!

[@MrTonyPiscatelle]

I didn't see any mistakes. What I saw was a valiant effort to resolve a problem(s). I can't really imagine all the stress involved with different info coming at you and trying to react to the mixed info. Great job as usual Ivan, you always seem to use your head and analyze the situation before jumping the gun and resolve to just throwing parts at it. A genuine master technician.

[@ricebike]

That customer was lucky that he kept the original BCM 😅

[@calholli]

I think the Xtool is what programmed the key.. The Autel even said that it was "already programmed". The only other thing you did was "reset parameters" with the Autel, and then suddenly the keys worked. Interesting stuff

[@johnt.848]

I didn't see Ivan follow all the steps after with the Xtool, after it said it had succeeded.

[@farmermiyagi1338]

And that, boys and girls, is why I cannot do video. Ivan says "Dang! I still can't get into the PATS." I'd have unleashed a stream of profanity that would make a sailor blush and my neighbor to come over to see who I was killing. I get going and I use fuq, like a comma. 🤣 Then, I gitter done.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

That is why I never went into automotive repair, or any repair at all.

[@jaredpaulsen3]

His ability to communicate when stressed and "figuring it out" is humbling to watch, my content would certainly be 18+ and require a signed waiver. Lmao

[@davidlee950]

Bring your vehicle problems to Ivan for the win! Expert diagnosis, troubleshooting and repair. Congratulations! Cheers from Tokyo.

[@alexanderzubar9593]

I like the comment here “ scanner cannon to the rescue!” The Key is knowing when to fire it! Really persistent diag required here. Probably much more frustrating for you when trying to figure out why your tools don’t work in addition to why the vehicles don’t work. Great job!

[@mpstenz3520]

Perseverance, intelligence and integrity gets the job done again……. What a unique business model you have…..

[@philh9238]

The xtool had that option. It was in module resync menu.

[@SHSPVR]

He could have miss the option

[@dancew77]

do you rate the xtools?

[@PineHollowAutoDiagnostics]

It's definitely a different layout lol

[@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT]

Great job Ivan! For this job you need several scanners :-) Easy repair of the oil pressure switch. Weird story with the BCM and the turbo - replacements did worse!

[@richardnilsen8950]

Shop that changed the motor and turbo, the driver, The owner, have no or very little COMPREHENSION of Diagnostics and enjoy parts changing and guess work and causing more problems 😂 call a diag man .Great video👍 NPR 👍

[@dnlmachine4287]

Autel MP/MK 808 is my go to for Dodge, Honda and Ford keys. Thanks for sharing. Stay gold.

[@harryfischer6741]

Right!! What an amazing feeling I have after I spend the time to diagnosis and repair seemingly unsolvable issues. I can thank you, Matt and Eric for all the amazing tutorials. Thank you.

[@volvo09]

Dealing with a fleet truck is weird... I used to to shipping for a company and the last driver had all sorts of weird complaints about the box truck, like it would lose power, or not shift right... And I drove it for a year and never once experienced any issues like that, thing was perfect... Yet when he would bring it in for service in the past he'd be sending the mechanic on a wild goose chase trying to replicate nonexistant issues.

[@2nickles647]

He was padding his buddy account. Making the company pay for nothing as his buddy is rolling in the money 🤑🤑🤑

[@lvsqcsl]

Your experience is telling you what to do, Ivan. This doesn't surprise me one bit. We don't get to see it too often, but it is refreshing to see you make a mistake especially when you catch it and go the right direction. LOL. That battery on the passenger's side is dated 2/23 and the one on the driver's side, I think you said, was some month in 2021. Those need to be replaced in pairs; at least that is what I have always been taught. That engine wasn't knocking when the oil pressure light was on so, it had to be something in the wiring or sensor, something you are VERY good at finding. Cool fact: back in the late 1970's/early 1980's Toyota had an ad campaign that used the catchphrase, "Oh! what a feeling, TOY-O-TA! GREAT VIDEO!

[@PilgrimInProgress]

You continue to blow all of our minds Ivan.

[@kyletuttle9064]

Really enjoyed this one Ivan excellent repair

[@truth4reel]

Not a programmer but in my experience on these trucks when you switch back to the old BCM, you only need parameter reset. 2 years ago I had a f250 that would randomly failed to start eventually becoming a permanent fault. Topdon failed the security access so I switched, successfully, to the Autel 906BT. The problem was pin drag issue on 1 BCM connector and also the PCM wouldn't control the starter relay. Made a jumper to the PCM and truck starts from the key to this day.

[@glenharper3136]

Thanks for the video Ivan.

[@10100rsn]

3:05 It tells you to cycle the key but also tells you that you will lose security access if you do that. Instructions unclear. What a mystery of language.

[@nevillegoddard4966]

Excellent work Ive untangling the actual service history of this truck! Maybe one day they'll get you to install the original turbo? 😃👍!

[@AlexSwavely]

Second scanner worked, programming keys in PATS. But since you replaced the original BCM there was the software key mismatch because it was programmed to the replacement. Third reset the software key, but you didn't need to add the key in PATS again, thus the error.

[@greggc8088]

It's crazy how we need two decent scan tools of different manufacturers to work on vehicles but it seems too often we do. One will only work on one vehicle and the next day the other will only work on yet another. Gets expensive. I'm a huge Autel fan and keep a launch on the side. Plus a cheap Topdon bluetooth.

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Thanks Ivan!!!

[@AP9311]

That was weird find and diagnosis! At least it's resolved! Great job Ivan with that crappy Ford. My thought is the SCR or the 9th injector being plugged up for to excessive carbon showing lack of power. Or worn out injectors pouring out to much fuel when it's not necessary. I've worked on those. They suck!! Anyway, great video!!

[@jrehtil1494]

Great job

[@alansoccer2003]

Have fun with that fuel trim issue. Been chasing one myself on a 6.7 it will set the engine light

[@Dirtyharry70585]

Good job sticking with it. Too bad you don’t get the whole story on all the issues.

[@jerryking2418]

Brilliant.

[@ws2664]

That was a good one.

[@zx8401ztv]

Smashing Ivan, back on the road :-D Those diagnostic tablets are a bit random with there software ability's. I can see why you have to play musical chairs with the tablets lol. A learning tablet would be nice, ahh that's hacking :)

[@2nickles647]

I had a similar problem with a Ford Explorer. The customer was having issues. So he fired the parts cannon. He bought a new sensor for the security key. Thats when it all hit. Truck locked him out. Needs PATS reset. I googled for a solution. Found a solution. Download the new software onto my laptop. Bought 2 new keys and had them cut. Customer towed hos exploder to my shade tree. It took me about 2 hours to get it done. When i did the lost key program function. And tried to reprogram the keys. Same message. Key is already programmed. So i used the new un-programmed keys. That worked good. Got 2 new ones programmed. Btw. I was using my Launch. No go previously. The program i downloaded got me into the PATS and finally...the last step was to reset. Bam...truck started up with the new keys. Then i tried the old keys..😅 That works good too. Told the customer. Dont mess with the security features of the keys. You learned the hardway. 😅

[@scotts4125]

I have the upgraded model of your soldering iron on the way. The TS101. I bought an Anker Prime 250W PD 3.1 battery pack. This is suppose to be the top of line out right now. The new iron can take a 130W so this pack is one of the only ones that can do that. I just wanted an uber portable iron.

[@marossgnv]

We have a fleet of these things (F450 and F550). They're pretty much junk. 15-20% of the fleet is down for major repair ant any given time. Right now engines are unobtainium so we have trucks sitting for almost a year. The F650 Cummins are just as bad. There are 3 rebuilt engines sitting on the floor awaiting installation.

[@PineHollowAutoDiagnostics]

Wow that's not good for business 🙄

[@johnz8210]

Any of them the V 10?

[@lustfulvengance]

Ivan those cab and chassis commercial trucks are seriously derated by Ford from the factory in the interest of longevity and emissions output. With that 6.7 you'd get in and expect it to haul ass like the pickup trucks do but that's not the case on those commercial chassis.

[@eddiereichel9354]

I had a little old lady customer. She had a old chryscler concorde. She said one day that the tea kettle light was on. She pointed at it and I was like no crap that is a tea kettle. Itw as the oil pressure light.

[@mikefoehr235]

Tea kettle...LMFAO

[@ricebike]

Awww, was it too late for the engine? Or did it end up as a broken wire to that sensor?

[@johnpappas2060]

Bless Another stay with it & it will get solved. How does one get a hold of you. Thanks 😊

[@CUSTOMWORKS7.3PSD]

The boost issue could be the MAP and or these engine are good for premature turbo failure

[@aymenmohamed1134]

Awesome

[@garyalford9394]

Geeze 3 scanners !!

[@pyralux01]

$10,000 worth of scanners to the rescue!!!.......

[@mikechiodetti4482]

Working from the driver's seat and some under vehicle work. What about the exterior, interior and instrument lights? Does the BCM control those lights? Anyway, good one Ivan!

[@htownblue11]

Ivan’s soldering iron is legit people. Unbelievable performance for its size. Definitely recommend it if you can find one and need one. Another great lesson from a master. Thanks Ivan!

[@brianmiller-iz6vf]

What’s the brand of that iron? He never really said what it is.

[@Mr2004MCSS]

I agree. I bought one after seeing him use his. It does work great.

[@Mr2004MCSS]

@@brianmiller-iz6vfIt's a TS100 but they came out with an upgraded version which is a TS101. There are several different manufacturers of the same iron. The one I bought is the UY Chan TS101.

[@PineHollowAutoDiagnostics]

​@@brianmiller-iz6vflink to all tools used in the video is always in the description 😊

[@rihovaher]

Hello IVAN! You are a happy person, work is your hobby and you live in beautiful nature, and you are happy together. This is perfect. I am a viewer from Estonia, I watch videos of car repairers in the USA and Russia. There are always new and interesting things to remember, for example, to repair your car and it has helped me, good luck to you in the future IVAN!

[@mtebaldi1]

Could be an exhaust leak. I think the exhaust runs up inside the right rear cab which is prone to cracking, and then back down to the turbo. It acts just like a bad turbo. I know because my boss had me replace the turbo which didn't fix the issue and ended up removing the cab 12. hours just to pull the cab. The cracked flex pipe was evident.

[@corradoferrari6191]

You need to do a parameter reset with a new bcm you need to program 2 keys as this one was the original keys where already progammed.

[@russbarrows6689]

Kick under the dash? Brogan maintenance rules! My father did the same to the TV when it went fuzzy.

[@drewbush6535]

👍

[@HollomanUFOLanding]

You'd think on a ~$100k truck expected to do some hard work that Ford would a steering wheel that would last a few miles. Interetsing upload, thanks Ivan. The moral of the story of this case for me is the difficulty knowing just exactlt what has happened before diagnosis. So kudos to you Ivan for working through the steps and figuring it out.

[@80SWoods]

It had a cheap vinyl steering wheel cover that was falling apart.

[@Sandmansa]

I used to manage a small fleet of tow trucks and that is not unusual behavior from the drivers. They don't seem to care as long as they can keep going. I've found so many older trucks that have been hacked and patched so many times that you wind up pulling your hair out trying to figure out what originally went wrong.

[@aleskyfinis1025]

Wow man that’s not gonna change all you want

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Great job! Did you try to start it after the Parameter reset, before you programmed the keys again? It looked like to me that the xtool programmed the keys because it said keys in system 2. It just needed a parameter reset.

[@johnt.848]

I would have liked to have seen all the steps followed on camera for programming the keys as the second scan tool appeared to have completed it successfully, but we didn't get to see the steps after, before you switched to the Autel and claimed that worked.

[@_RiseAgainst]

Twin scroll turbos just to provid more linear power, it's fuel savings are mininal and its performance is less than the regular turbo at the top end. In fords anyways.

[@jimburgess9205]

That’s ok, Ivan. I couldn’t get into the Pats either. Their quarterback sucked this year.

[@ryancavin27]

On the xtool you could’ve hit module resync and finished the program

[@LesReeves]

In regards to the turbo it is most likely starting to wear out as this vehicle is going probably most of the day & most days so loss of boost is to be expected & not having the correct one is also going to effect boost for sure (I do not like turbos they wear your engine out faster .)

[@corradoferrari6191]

When you change pcm or bcm

[@additudeobx]

Listen to the audio right at 4:47 .... Ivan says, "Other scanners didn't work, Autel worked this time".... and the dash-chime starts wobbling like as if the Autel heard Ivan say that and then gave a "happy chime"!!! Kind of funny....

[@lvsqcsl]

Yeah, when it doesn't work they keep quiet. I think it is interesting when his experience tells him to "Try another scanner."

[@adamlynn6648]

Do a forced regen

[@mydogpeaches1]

so i had commented on the work i did on a similar truck it was a 2011 f250 6.2 gas truck it had its fuse box cut off under the hood and switched before that happened the lights and hvac systems would stay on and the transmission was in a weird default shift strategy because of issues with communication this was a huge problem the program in in the pcm and bcm got screwed up when the wires were cut off the fuse box different issues however you said he kicked the wires under the dash and had starting problem there’s 2 main bulkhead, connectors going out from the dash to the under hood fuses all the way around the front of the bottom of the core support back into the passenger side and plugged into the bcm so if the starting issue returns or the dash is going weird and stalling problem i would look right at the bulkhead connectors there on the bottom of the right side of the steering column and on the bottom of the a pillar driver side the one i had pin fitment problems with was the one on the bottom of the dash right side of the column as far as im aware the design is the same for the diesel and gas engine f250 you just have some differences in the wiring replacement of the sub harness with the fuse box was a lot of work and expensive people use the Upfitter switches and supplied factory wiring don’t use fuse taps there not needed and you want to keep the corrosion out of that fuse box under the hood? very expensive repair and i liked the video it was very informative

[@aleskyfinis1025]

Oh damn

[@knowone6214]

wonder who the wiz bang engineer was that designed those built to FAIL wire terminals

[@earleclemans4836]

Where do you source connector parts?

[@chrishill5166]

369000 miles is that a true mileage? Great content as usual Ivan.

[@matt.604]

At the end Ivan said it had at least one engine swap

[@chrishill5166]

Thanks Matt, missed that.@@matt.604

[@dustcommander100]

Drive it like it's a fleet truck! Way different from a personal vehicle..... I like the way you redirect when the scan tool doesn't work or doesn't make sense. Getting hung up on that would waste ALL your time. I get hung up on even the mispellings or incoherent translations. The scan tool manufacturers NEVER finish their work!

[@jtoddk98]

The F550s are detuned, that’s why it feels slow.

[@dannyummels4472]

Hey ivan, I was just wondering if you were connected to the Internet when you tried to program te key to the car

[@travissheehan6082]

Does thinktool pros ever upgrade things like this so it would be able to program those keys? I have Pros and it “said” it could program a Nissan TCM and couldn’t do that either, had to take to dealer.

[@PineHollowAutoDiagnostics]

Nissan TCMs are not programming friendly lol

[@johnt.848]

Lol, a twin scroll Turbo won't increase power unless it is larger than the unit it replaced. They are designed to reduce lag.

[@vpimike2646]

Just wondering, how much do you have invested in scanners, Ivan? I hope you are getting free ones from the manufacturers to advertise their products. Nevertheless, you are educating all of us on their usefulness and versatility (as well as their limitations).

[@The_Sword3]

I noticed the mileage on that truck at 369,400 and thought is that the original motor ? It was too good to be true.

[@jws3925]

What are you plugging your soldering iron into? I bought the one in your store and thought it was battery operated but it was a 120v plug in. I like the feel of it and the fine point but I was expecting something that was more mobile. Did I miss something or purchase the wrong one??

[@Mr2004MCSS]

You have to have the adapter that plugs into the iron and a Li-Po battery. Some of the TS101 irons don't come with the correct adapter. You also have to buy a battery and charger. I bought a TS101 and it didn't come with the correct adapter so I had to buy that separate and also buy the battery and charger. Some of the TS101 irons come with the correct adapter. It will have a yellow end on it.

[@MsFireboy2]

Ivan seams like nowadays looks like you need more then one brand of Scan Tool? Your thoughts?

[@tomtke7351]

As a diy'er I can't afford top end scan tools, so owning 3 or 4 isn't gonna happen either.

[@markbreman]

What about the fuel trim code?

[@brianmiller-iz6vf]

I’m a fleet mechanic for a snack foods company, and am responsible for 30 route trucks. I never get a good explanation of a problem a driver might be having with his truck. Ask him 5 times what’s wrong, you get 5 different answers!

[@calholli]

Ivan.. you should be using AI for some of these simple searches, like "what turns on the oil warning light on the dash of 20xx F350". It will usually give you surprisingly good info and even source it.

[@calholli]

I use bings-copilot or chatGPT mostly

[@calholli]

We need to be learning how to use these things and get better at it.. It's only going to get better.

[@calholli]

chatGPT

[@calholli]

copilot

[@shaunmaxwell2745]

Have you had any issues connecting your bluetooth adapter on the thinktool pros? Mine is brand new and will not connect to it

[@Dbiagio914]

I'm guessing the mechanic did same thing you did with wrong wires so they just figured it that was the problem

[@davewagner5408]

I hope the first guy,who replaced the bcm when it wasn't needed, didn't charge to much.

[@scottmcintosh2988]

Had to put a + 100 chip in my F650 made it lots faster !

[@CajunShrek]

Forscan?

[@GeneG-wk2mz]

Had to pull the old Autel out umm

[@albutterfield5965]

You always seem to get the vehicles when life support is about to expire LOL

[@SHSPVR]

If the Turbo is not spooling up more likely it's the variable geometry veins are not moving but as you said If they replace the turbo or something else and it will not run correctly I had to explain this to my idiot nephew who had a Ford 6.0l diesel So whatever happened to being built ford tough to instead of being built ford junk

[@jimhaines8370]

These late model light duty diesels are way too complex and costly compared to what the original thought process of what diesels were invented for

[@CedroCron]

These scan tool companies have to do a better job making sure all their functions work. It’s BS that you should need a bunch of scan tools because only some features work on some scan tools. Especially for the high costs and subscriptions / update costs they all charge.

[@petepeabody8905]

At 369 thousand miles this truck has been failing. Amazing

[@ronaldderooij1774]

On its second engine.

[@SHSPVR]

That's because they're no longer Built Ford Tough besides this was just barely getting broke in I've seen the old IDI 7.3 get way more miles and the bodies literally falling off the chassis but the truck still runs🤣🤣

[@khakiswag]

Continuing to run the engine after the oil pressure warning is giving me anxiety.

[@marty0715yt]

The VW bug oil pressure light would blink at idle when the engine was hot. Never did report the actual pressure which I now see is good. Our 2023 Macon S has 12 psi at idle. All for fuel economy? A variable displacement pump. Complicated beyond reason.

[@smokeskull]

Glad i am out of it. So crazy you need so many scan tools just to figure out and repair thee new vehicles

[@billziegmond4943]

A NEW (NEVER EVER WORKS) BAD PART! Say it's not so.

[@throttlewatch4614]

Kicking wires is not the solution 🤣

[@comporangegt]

The cab and chassis has a totally different turbo than the regular 250. The cab and chassis has a wastegated turbo and the regular truck has a twin scroll turbo. It would be a good idea for them to put the correct turbo back on the truck.

[@darrelstewart3002]

There’s a reason over the road truck owners keep rehabbing their old cat engines. Today’s diesel engines have way too much gee whizz crap on them. Light duty diesels are especially a nightmare!

[@ricebike]

Especially when they added DEF systems 😢

[@hikerJohn]

There's your problem lady

[@altavista8138]

There’s your problem lady, not dude.

[@boblynch7348]

Gee Ford. What a bunch of BS you have to go through just to get your keys to work!

[@ricebike]

Have you seen that module problem in the tailight of the newer f150😮

[@tomtke7351]

Here's an 'off-the-wall' suggestion: why not incorporate a provision to store repairs into ecm? CarFax does this, right? So why not have this stored locally in the ecm? Further, to do so would require a mechanic's ID. An ASE like cert number? And, also, this repair data would be stored in giant cloud for all of this mechanic's repairs? Taking it yet another step forward, I'd want a human implant that ledgers all medical procedures done ON ME... .to include fact that I'm allergic to this and that?

[@lawrencekedgettjr2364]

The more computer crap that gets added in these newer vehicles the more ghosts in the machine gets added ,,,, in my opinion ,,,