Ford Engine Control Unit AV41-12A650-CM / 28330761 – ECU DCM3.5 module
The engine control unit with reference AV41-12A650-CM (OEM 28330761) is an original ECU used in Ford vehicles based on the DCM3.5 system. It is mainly designed for diesel engines 2.0 TDCi and 2.2 TDCi in models such as Ford Mondeo Mk4, S-Max, Galaxy, Kuga and Transit.
The ECU has been tested for full functionality. Before installation, it only requires programming to the specific vehicle – this procedure is carried out using Ford IDS diagnostic tools or the popular FORScan software. A valid VIN number is required to synchronize the ECU with the immobilizer and keys.
The programming process involves connecting the diagnostic interface, selecting the ECU replacement procedure, and assigning the module to the vehicle. Once programmed, it works identically to a brand-new factory unit and is fully ready for operation.
Frequently Asked Questions about Ford ECU AV41-12A650-CM / 28330761
Which Ford models are compatible with ECU AV41-12A650-CM?
The ECU AV41-12A650-CM / 28330761 is used in Ford Mondeo Mk4, S-Max, Galaxy, Kuga and Transit equipped with 2.0 TDCi and 2.2 TDCi diesel engines.
What does the DCM3.5 system mean in ECU AV41-12A650-CM?
DCM3.5 is an ECU platform used in Ford TDCi engines, managing fuel injection, turbocharging and emissions control.
How to program ECU AV41-12A650-CM?
Programming is done with Ford IDS or FORScan tools. It requires entering the VIN number and adapting the immobilizer and keys.
Can I use a used ECU AV41-12A650-CM in my car?
Yes, provided that the ECU is correctly programmed to your vehicle with immobilizer synchronization and VIN assignment.
What are the symptoms of a faulty ECU AV41-12A650-CM?
Common symptoms include starting problems, limp mode, injection errors or no communication with the ECU. In such cases, replacement or reprogramming may be necessary.
Is the ECU AV41-12A650-CM tested before sale?
Yes, every module is bench tested and verified for proper operation to ensure full functionality after installation and programming.