The Abrites diagnostics for Ford/Mazda is a diagnostic software application, used together with AVDI (Abrites Vehicle Diangnostics Interface), that allows the user to perform standard and advanced diagnostics for Ford and Mazda vehicles.

Standard diagnostics include functions such as reading, identification and clearing of diagnostic trouble codes, module identification, extended module identification, service interval reset, actuator tests and many others.

The above described functions are standard features of the Abrites diagnostics for Ford/Mazda. They allow the user to determine the cause of an issue as well as provide assistance in repairing problems with the vehicles.

The advanced diagnostic functionality of the Abrites diagnostics for Ford/Mazda allows the user to perform key learning, module exchange and cluster calibration using new and used parts in a quick and comprehensible manner. The list of supported models is constantly being updated and currently includes almost every model.

The software is quick, easy and agile, and by being such it manages to exceed the user's expectations and provide a diagnostic level higher than the main dealer tools every time.

Standard diagnostic functions:

• Device scanning
• Reading identification data for all electronic control units
• Reading/clearing diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) for all electronic control units
• Data Display/Measured values
• Fuel Injector Correction Factors
• Speed Limiter - Modify the speed limit set by the dealer on Ford Transit MK6(2000-2006) and MK7(2006+)
• Set RPM Controller mode and associated engine speed - Ford Transit MK6(2000-2006) and MK7(2006+)
• Programmable Module Installation - With PMI you can safely replace an original ECU with a used or a new one. PMI transfers the internal data from the original ECU to the replacement one. If the original ECU is not available, you can obtain the data from the Ford Global database.
• Reading and updating the EEPROM of the following RCM (airbag modules) of the following 95320/95640 types by OBD:
  - AM5T-14B321-xx, BM5T-14B321-xx, CM5T-14B321-xx ( Bosch / 95320) - Ford Focus 2010+
  - DM5T-14B321-xx, DV4T-14B321-xx, FJ5T-14B321-xx ( Bosch / 95640)
  - CV4T-14B321-xx ( Bosch / 95640)- Ford Kuga 2013+
  - CJ5T-14B321-xx ( Bosch / 95640) - Ford Escape
• DPF regeneration for the following engine types in the following vehicles:
  - 1.4 TDCI - Ford Fiesta 2008, 2010, 2013
  - 1.6 TDCI - Ford Focus/CMax 2011, 2015
  - 1.8 TDCI - Ford Focus/CMax 2011, 2015, Mondeo/SMax/Galaxy 2007, 2011,2015
  - 2.0 TDCI - Mondeo/SMax/Galaxy 2007, 2011
  - 2.2 TDCI - Mondeo/SMax/Galaxy 2007, 2011
  - 2.4 TDCI - Transit 2006, 2010, 2013
• GEM configuration Ford Focus/CMax MK2 - 2003, 2008. The function allows the adding of a cruise control module to vehicles that were not equipped with such from the factory.
• Ford/Mazda PCM Read/Write flash memory for the following ECUs:
  - EDC16C3 - 1.4/1.6 TDCI, EDC16C34 - 1.4/1.6 TDCI
  - SID804 - 1.8/2.0 TDCI
  - SID206 - 1.8/2.0 TDCI
  - Denso 1MB - Mazda 5/6 - 2.0D
• Service functions:
  Reset The Powertrain Control module ( PCM ) Learned values
  Reset The Exhaust Gas Temperature value
  Initialize the Exhaust Gas Related component
  Reset Keep Alive Memory ( KAM )
  Reset the Diesel Particulate Filter ( DPF ) Learned Values
  Reset the Water in Fuel ( WIF ) Warning Indicator
  Reset the Knock Sensor Learned Values
  Reset the Fuel Metering Valve Learned Values
  Reset the Intake Air Throttle Valve Learned Values
  Reset the Exhaust Gas Recirculation ( EGR ) Valve Learned Values
  Reset the Differential Pressure Sensor Learned Values
  Fuel Injector Correction Factors
  Relearn Vehicle Data
  Reset the Mass Air Flow ( MAF ) Sensor Learned Values
  Reset the Fuel Pressure Relief Valve Open Count Learned Value
  Reset the Fuel Pressure Relief Valve Open Duration Learned Value
• VID (Vehicle Identification) - When looking at the European Ford Motor Company models built before and around 2005 we can see that most of the vehicle equipment configuration is stored in the engine control unit under VID. These configurations contain optional vehicle equipment such as electric windows, central locking, high-end audio systems, cruise control and others.
  The VID is used in the US market Ford vehicles, in some cases even with the later models. Using this function you can perform upgrades to the vehicles. For example you could upgrade a car with no cruise control to accommodate this option and accept it as if it was built in from the factory
• CCC (Central Car Configuration) - In many vehicles built after 2005, mostly European specification ones, the above mentioned VID receives an update - the philosophy behind it has changed. 
  The more modern system receives the name CCC and performs a similar task in a much more optimized manner. You can perform upgrades and downgrades to the vehicle specification and add or remove optional components in such a way, that this does not affect the vehicle's performance in any way. A noteworthy fact is that the CCC is now contained in the Body Control Module, rather than the Engine Control Unit
• PMI (Programmable Module installation) - Using this option you can perform ECU exchange for various models. Our list of supported vehicle models is constantly growing and you can always see it under the special function, dedicated to the PMI

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