IPC Code U3000:46 After OTA Update

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A few months back, I noticed some odd behavior from my IPC after an OTA update. The cluster works as intended for the most part, but the navigation directions that display in the IPC don't always work correctly and my off-road screen dissapeared. I scanned my truck and found code U3000:46-0A in the IPC, the code description is "Control Module: Calibration/Parameter Memory Failure" and the code setting criteria is "sets in the IPC when the IPC detects an EEPROM failure".

The pinpoint test that Ford provides states to just run an IPC self test, and replace the IPC if the code returns. Replacing the IPC and seeing if the code returns would be the simplest way to determine if the IPC is actually at fault, but I don't really want to play guess and check with expensive parts because I've seen plenty of other issues set codes like this on other vehicles.

I tired reloading my asbuilt data to remove all the Forscan changes I made about a year ago (no codes until recently), and I also tried updating the IPC software with FDRS to see if a more current software version would fix the issue, but the code still returns. I'm just wondering if anyone else has run into this and if replacing the IPC actually solved your issue.

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When asked of original module is installed select no

 

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PMI in fdrs

When asked of original module is installed select no

I'm sorry for the long delay in my response, but I finally got the chance to get my tuck in the shop, and unfortunately running a PMI did not get rid of the U3000:46 code for me. I did make sure to select no when asked if the original module was installed, but no luck.

Before trying the IPC PMI, I also noticed that I now have a B1330:9A code in the BCM and all of my 120V outlets aren't working. I tried running the "Reset the Battery Monitoring Sensor Learned Values app" in FDRS per TSB 22-2324, but that didn't resolve my issue. I'm really not having much luck right now.

 

[Jesse-Infotainment]

I'm sorry for the long delay in my response, but I finally got the chance to get my tuck in the shop, and unfortunately running a PMI did not get rid of the U3000:46 code for me. I did make sure to select no when asked if the original module was installed, but no luck.

Before trying the IPC PMI, I also noticed that I now have a B1330:9A code in the BCM and all of my 120V outlets aren't working. I tried running the "Reset the Battery Monitoring Sensor Learned Values app" in FDRS per TSB 22-2324, but that didn't resolve my issue. I'm really not having much luck right now.

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