2022 Ford Explorer TimberlineFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Module Configuration and Parameter Chart

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The chart describes specific module configuration information:

Module Name Module Address Programmable Module Installation (PMI) Available Reprogram/Flash Capable Requires Adaptive Learning or Calibration Available Programmable Parameters
ABS module 760 Yes Yes IVD initialization None
ACM 727 Yes Yes No None
APIM 7D0 Yes Yes No Rear camera
ATCM 792 No No No None
BCM 726 Yes Yes No Front/rear tire placard (pressure)
Lock feedback horn
Mislock horn
Perimeter alarm - vehicle doors present
Rear camera
Remote start - vehicle doors present
Remote start enable/disable
Trailer outage
Trailer module present
BECMB 723 Yes No No None
CCM 764 Yes Yes No None
DCDC (voltage quality module [VQM]) 746 Yes No No None
DSP 783 Yes No No None
FCIM 7A7 Yes Yes No Remote start features
GWM 716 Yes Yes No None
HUD 7B2 No No No None
IPC 720 Yes Yes No Day/year
Digital speedometer
Driver Beltminder
Hood ajar warning
Intelligent access menu
Maintenance settings
Mid-passenger Beltminder
MyKey speed limiter
MyKey volume limit
Passenger Beltminder
Remote start climate settings
Driver seat
Passenger seat
Rear defrost
Remote start feature
Trailer control (off road package)
Trailer lighting
Trailer sway
IPMA 706 Yes Yes Camera calibration None
OCSM 765 No No OCSM re-zero None
PAM (integrated with BCM) 736 Yes Yes No None
PCM 7E0 Yes Yes No None
PSCM 730 Yes Yes No None
RCM 737 Yes Yes No None
RTM 751 Yes Yes No None
SCCM 724 Yes Yes No None
SODL 7C4 Yes Yes No BLIS/ CTA enable/disable
SODR 7C6 Yes Yes No BLIS/ CTA enable/disable
TCU 754 Yes No No None
TRM 791 Yes Yes No None
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