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| + | == Popular engines == | ||
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== Increasing power in 2.0TDCi == | == Increasing power in 2.0TDCi == | ||
| − | If you have 115 or 140 horse power diesel engine, then you can easily and without any mechanical modifications increase power to 165. All three power options are based on the same engine, all three maps are stored in the ECU, and all you need is to change the settings in ECU to get 165 horse power. | + | If you have 115 or 140 horse power [[DW10 engine | DW10 diesel engine]], then you can easily and without any mechanical modifications increase power to 165. All three power options are based on the same engine, all three maps are stored in the ECU, and all you need is to change the settings in ECU to get 165 horse power. |
Revision as of 22:26, 31 January 2018
Contents
Diagnostic and coding
FDS / WDS 2000 / IDS
Official Ford tools used for diagnostics, repairs, adaptations, coding, firmware upgrades.
ELMConfig
More about ELMConfig.
ELM-FF2
More about ELM-FF2.
FoCCCus
More about FoCCCus.
FORScan
More about FORScan.
Hidden Features
Instrument cluster test mode
HVAC test and calibration
GEM test
Reset service reminder
Online history and factory options
Popular engines
Diesel
Petrol
Increasing power in 2.0TDCi
If you have 115 or 140 horse power DW10 diesel engine, then you can easily and without any mechanical modifications increase power to 165. All three power options are based on the same engine, all three maps are stored in the ECU, and all you need is to change the settings in ECU to get 165 horse power.
