Does this part, once installed, need to be flashed
1021802
if you open your ficm and see bad tracers on this you can just replace this piece in your old ficm it does not need to be flashed if the other section of the ficm is bad this will not take care of your problem this is the problem about 80 percent of the time but we do have a few bad ficms that this did not solve issue on
1021803
No there are two boards in the module and this one is the power board the other one is the board that would need to be flashed. If you checked your voltage out put from theodule and it is low than this is the right board for you. It works great for me and there is a YouTube video for this install.
1021804
No flashing needed. Once you open up the ficm unit you will have a progam board on one half, and the capacitor board on the other. This part replaces only the capacitor side. All your programming on the ficm board in the other half of the case is left untouched. Be aware this part only works on the 4 pin ficm units.
1021805
No. But you do have to take apart the FICM. Ther are videos on how to test and replace on a popular web sight. This part only replaces the voltage booster portion of the FICM. IF YOU have no idea what these things are you should reserch it in depth or let a professional fiz it for you.
2150429
No re-flashing required, you will not have any issues if installed correctly.
1699254
If you install your CPU whatever model you have. It should allow you to at least boot into the BIOS so you can flash it then.
2194828
No. Wire it in ahead of where the harness splits and goes to the different lights IF you want your regular brake lights to flash. Most people are wiring them in to the third brake light only though. If you use one unit for each light, you will have lights blinking at different rates.
446424
Mine is always flashing. I will check tonight and let you know if you can change it.
1067805
I don't know. My tail lights operated properly before installation and operate properly after installation.
697289
That will not work. The connection will need to be change to obd I or obd II scanner possible work. If ECU been change you will need to find the A/B to get flashing check engine lit
959887
Actually, yes it does. Got mine today and installed it. I have red LEDs below each fuse and a green one letting me know all is OK.
682175
No you need to check to make sure the plug works and make sure you didn't pop a fuse
1963751
you would have to ask the company, I installed mine some time ago and did not save the information. It works great.
1413422
Should just show up on the screen after you have hooked everything up correctly, alligator clips on + - terminals and the clip over the #1 spark plug wire.
1167554
Yes. When you get it before you plug it in reboot your PC and give it time to get fully restarted. Then plug it in the USB port you plan to keep it on and give it some time to install itself.
841851
You need to splice the "white" wire to your back-up light hot wire. Easy to do.
838719
It needs to be fully charged initially ... Which takes a couple hours or so. Plug it into your computer and when it is done charging, it will stop flashing. Flashing means charging.
1066066
You have to figure out some wiring. There are options on what is on, what sync's with flashers ect. Not to difficult and I love mine.
754866
To my knowledge NO! The units are manufactured as one piece the old one comes out with the removal of the two pins behind the rear door and you simply put the new one in and replace the pins. You can Google How to Install your tail light and there are videos to guide you. Hope this was helpful. Good Luck, Arch
1463691
There is a program option for marker light flash in the unit, there is also an option depending on the vehicle, mine are programmed to flash, I do not recall if it is a bitwriter only option or if you can do it in the simple commands, you will have to check the manual. But if your vehicle does not flash headlights when you lock the doors, you will need to install a relay if this is something you desire.