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Message: [QUOTE="equalizier, post: 1228126, member: 20010"] wiring issues usually cause the truck not to start or miss not make voltage go down I should say anything is possible.It sounds like they charged you for a ficm and didn't do squat.I would call and see what did they do to your ficm.If they rebuilt it or did they put a new board in it and if they did put a new board in it ask which side.The power board or the main control board. I will say most of the time it is the power board were the voltage coming in is converted to 48 volts.Here is a link that will help you under stand the ficm "fuel injector control module" hope this helps you. [url]http://www.ford-trucks.com/ford-manuals/FICM.pdf[/url] Before you jump the gun on the shop just ask what they did.Then come back here and let us know and how much they charged. [/QUOTE]

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