Bad Ficm
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Bad Ficm
I just had my truck at the dealer for a no start issue and they determined it was a bad ficm and want $1200 to replace it. I know I can just do it myself for alot cheaper, my question is would it be better to just have mine rebuilt and upgraded to 58v or to buy a new one. And also what is the benefit of upgrading to 58v. Truck is a 2006 powerstroke 6.0l. thanks in advance
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Heavy Duty rebuilt 48v FICM - Ford 6.0L Powerstroke Diesel - Home Page Products
and
Heavy Duty rebuilt 58v FICM - Ford 6.0L Powerstroke Diesel - Home Page Products
Much better then $1200 from the Stealership!!!
and
Heavy Duty rebuilt 58v FICM - Ford 6.0L Powerstroke Diesel - Home Page Products
Much better then $1200 from the Stealership!!!
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58V FICMs have a reputation of burning out injector coils... I don't know if that holds up or not, but I have heard that. Hope that helps.
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Also check out the BulletProof Diesel FICM... Spendy, but there is an option for an extra "phase" to increase the durability and reliability of the ficm.
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Also check out the BulletProof Diesel FICM... Spendy, but there is an option for an extra "phase" to increase the durability and reliability of the ficm.
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