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28440063 DV41-12A650-CK ECU ENGINE CONTROLLER DCM3.5 FORD DV4112A650CK

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engine control unit DCM3.5 DV41-12A650-CK – 28440063 for Ford 2.0 TDCi

The original DV4112A650CK – 28440063 engine control unit has been fully verified and is prepared for installation in Ford models with the 2.0 TDCi engine. It is programmed using the standard PATS procedure via Forscan or IDS.

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  • CAR MODEL FORD
  • ENGINE 2.0 TDCI
  • OEM: DV41-12A650-CK / DV4112A650CK
  • PART NUMBER 28440063 DCM3.5
  • VARIANT ready for programming
  • WARRANTY 6 MONTH
  • TESTED Second hand product
  • PAYMENT: Credit Card , Bank Transfer , PayPal
  • EXPRESS DELIVERY – in EU Countries: European Union 2-3 working days
  • INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY – Outside EU Countries: Worldwide 4-7 working days

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28440063 DV41-12A650-CK – DCM3.5 engine control unit for Ford 2.0 TDCi

The DCM3.5 engine control unit with part numbers DV41-12A650-CK and 28440063 is an original ECU used in various Ford models with the 2.0 TDCi diesel engine. This module is fitted in:

  • Ford Mondeo – 2.0 TDCi, model years 2010–2016
  • Ford Kuga – 2.0 TDCi, model years 2012–2016
  • Ford S-Max – 2.0 TDCi, model years 2010–2015
  • Ford Galaxy – 2.0 TDCi, model years 2010–2015
  • Ford Transit Custom – 2.0 TDCi, model years 2012–2016

ECU programming – Forscan or IDS (PATS method)

If you choose a version with active immobiliser, the ECU is programmed using the original PATS method with the following tools:

  • Forscan – popular diagnostic software that supports the full PATS procedure,
  • Ford IDS – official dealer diagnostic system.

Short overview of the PATS programming procedure:

  1. Connect to the vehicle via OBD interface (VCM2, ELM327, OBDLink).
  2. Enter the PATS (Ford security system) menu.
  3. Erase old immobiliser data.
  4. Initialise the new engine control unit.
  5. Program the vehicle keys.
  6. Synchronise ECU with BCM – finish the procedure.

After completing this procedure, the ECU will start the engine just like the original factory unit.


Frequently Asked Questions – Q&A

In which Ford models is the DV41-12A650-CK ECU used?

The module is used in Ford Mondeo, Kuga, S-Max, Galaxy and Transit Custom vehicles with the 2.0 TDCi engine.


Does this ECU need to be programmed?

Yes, it requires key and immobiliser programming using the PATS procedure with Forscan or IDS.


What does PATS programming mean?

PATS is Ford’s security system that requires key programming and synchronisation of the immobiliser with the engine control unit.


How can I check if this ECU fits my car?

The most important numbers are DV41-12A650-CK, DV4112A650CK and 28440063. If they match your original ECU, the unit will be compatible.


Has the ECU been tested?

Yes – every unit is tested on a diagnostic bench and in a test vehicle to ensure full functionality.


Electronic Car Parts FAQ – ECUSALE

1. Are the electronic modules tested before shipping?

Yes. Every electronic module, including ECU ENGINE CONTROLLERS, ABS pumps, BSI, BCM, comfort modules, transmission controllers and other automotive electronics, is electronically tested before shipping. We verify communication, power supply and basic operation to ensure the product is working correctly before delivery. This allows you to receive a tested and ready-to-install unit.

2. Does the module require programming or coding after installation?

It depends on the product version and the type of module. We offer VIRGIN, IMMO OFF and Plug & Play solutions. Information about programming or coding requirements is always included in the product description. In many cases, installation is possible without additional coding, while some modules may require adaptation using diagnostic equipment.

3. How can I choose the correct module for my vehicle?

The most important step is comparing the part numbers from your original module. Please check the Bosch, Siemens, Magneti Marelli, Continental or OEM manufacturer numbers on the label. If you are unsure, you can send us a photo of your original module or your vehicle VIN number and we will help verify compatibility.

4. Are the products covered by warranty?

Yes. All electronic automotive modules sold in our store are covered by warranty. Every product is checked and prepared before shipping. If any problem occurs, we also provide technical support and product diagnostics assistance.

5. Which payment methods are available in your store?

We offer secure online payments through Stripe and PayPal. Customers can pay using credit or debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, online bank transfers and other secure payment methods. After placing an order, you will receive a secure online payment link.

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