PTS/FDRS VIN Check Thread

[rugedraw]

should be GateWay Module GWM ?

I don't remember what it stand for, but it's not the GWM. The GVMS warning can apply to any module.

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[zinkscott]

could you kindly check VIN 1FT6W1EV3PWG11960?
I’ve been looking out for 23-PU1024-6CH-AUD specifically. Ty!

 

[rugedraw]

could you kindly check VIN 1FT6W1EV3PWG11960?
I’ve been looking out for 23-PU1024-6CH-AUD specifically. Ty!

That is a DSP update and you do it show it pending, but there is no way of knowing when it will be sent.

 

[GoodSam]

ChatGPT says to this question:
What is a GVMS warning for ford, something to do with data or modules?
ChatGPT

In the context of Ford vehicles, a GVMS (Global Vehicle Management System) warning typically relates to issues with the vehicle's electronic control modules. This warning can occur during diagnostics or updates using Ford's Diagnostic and Repair System (FDRS). It indicates that there might be problems with the data or communication between various control modules in the vehicle.

Common Causes and Solutions for GVMS Warnings:
Software Updates:
Modules might need updates or reprogramming to resolve compatibility or functionality issues.
Ensure that all updates are correctly applied using FDRS.
Module Communication:
GVMS warnings may arise if there is a failure in communication between modules.
Check all connections and wiring to ensure proper communication pathways.
Configuration Errors:
Incorrect module configuration can lead to GVMS warnings.
Verify and correct the configuration settings of the affected modules.
Data Corruption:
Corrupted data within a module can trigger GVMS warnings.
Re-flash or reset the module to clear corrupted data and restore proper operation.

Steps to Address GVMS Warnings:
Use FDRS:
Connect the vehicle to the Ford Diagnostic and Repair System (FDRS).
Identify the specific module(s) generating the GVMS warning.
Check for Updates:
Look for any available software updates for the affected modules.
Apply updates as necessary to ensure all modules are running the latest software versions.
Diagnose Communication Issues:
Perform diagnostic tests to check for communication failures between modules.
Repair or replace faulty wiring or connectors as needed.
Reconfigure Modules:
Reconfigure any misconfigured modules to their correct settings.
Use FDRS to ensure all configurations are accurate and up-to-date.
Reset or Re-flash Modules:
If data corruption is suspected, reset or re-flash the affected module.
This may involve clearing all data and reprogramming the module with correct software.

Addressing GVMS warnings typically requires a systematic approach to diagnosing and resolving issues with the vehicle's electronic control systems. If you are not familiar with these processes, it is recommended to seek assistance from a qualified Ford technician.

 

[zinkscott]

That is a DSP update and you do it show it pending, but there is no way of knowing when it will be sent.

Thank you!

 

[marc_hanna]

This is a great service you provide! Thanks in advance!

1FT6W1EV2PWG29205

 

[Maineiac12]

Good afternoon!

Can someone check my OTA dashboard and see if I have anything pending?

1FT6W1EV9PWG51864

Mines been sitting at the dealer for over a week and I wanted to make sure I don’t have any updates expire while it sits. I’m gonna ask them to go drive it around the lot if I have something near expiration.

 

[Minh]

Hello @rugedraw

can you help me check if I have any update in que? I know i have the 6.4 that is stuck which this coming Monday I am dropping off the truck to the dealer to push through. Just curious if I have any other update in Que. thank you very much.

VIN: 1FT6W1EV6PWG60585

 

[jhawkbear]

ChatGPT says to this question:
What is a GVMS warning for ford, something to do with data or modules?
ChatGPT

In the context of Ford vehicles, a GVMS (Global Vehicle Management System) warning typically relates to issues with the vehicle's electronic control modules. This warning can occur during diagnostics or updates using Ford's Diagnostic and Repair System (FDRS). It indicates that there might be problems with the data or communication between various control modules in the vehicle.

Common Causes and Solutions for GVMS Warnings:
Software Updates:
Modules might need updates or reprogramming to resolve compatibility or functionality issues.
Ensure that all updates are correctly applied using FDRS.
Module Communication:
GVMS warnings may arise if there is a failure in communication between modules.
Check all connections and wiring to ensure proper communication pathways.
Configuration Errors:
Incorrect module configuration can lead to GVMS warnings.
Verify and correct the configuration settings of the affected modules.
Data Corruption:
Corrupted data within a module can trigger GVMS warnings.
Re-flash or reset the module to clear corrupted data and restore proper operation.

Steps to Address GVMS Warnings:
Use FDRS:
Connect the vehicle to the Ford Diagnostic and Repair System (FDRS).
Identify the specific module(s) generating the GVMS warning.
Check for Updates:
Look for any available software updates for the affected modules.
Apply updates as necessary to ensure all modules are running the latest software versions.
Diagnose Communication Issues:
Perform diagnostic tests to check for communication failures between modules.
Repair or replace faulty wiring or connectors as needed.
Reconfigure Modules:
Reconfigure any misconfigured modules to their correct settings.
Use FDRS to ensure all configurations are accurate and up-to-date.
Reset or Re-flash Modules:
If data corruption is suspected, reset or re-flash the affected module.
This may involve clearing all data and reprogramming the module with correct software.

Addressing GVMS warnings typically requires a systematic approach to diagnosing and resolving issues with the vehicle's electronic control systems. If you are not familiar with these processes, it is recommended to seek assistance from a qualified Ford technician.

That’s some good info.

I still don’t have any updates from the dealership. My truck is still sitting in their lot, waiting to hear back from Ford.
Monday will be 2 weeks at the dealer. Which coincidentally will also be the 1 year anniversary since I received my last software update.

 

[rugedraw]

This is a great service you provide! Thanks in advance!

1FT6W1EV2PWG29205

You've gotten 7 updates in the past 2 months, so that's good. Modules with pending updates are below:

Good afternoon!

Can someone check my OTA dashboard and see if I have anything pending?

1FT6W1EV9PWG51864

Mines been sitting at the dealer for over a week and I wanted to make sure I don’t have any updates expire while it sits. I’m gonna ask them to go drive it around the lot if I have something near expiration.

Your truck seems to have been fully updated with FDRS at some point. You are only showing a BVCM update pending.

Hello @rugedraw

can you help me check if I have any update in que? I know i have the 6.4 that is stuck which this coming Monday I am dropping off the truck to the dealer to push through. Just curious if I have any other update in Que. thank you very much.

VIN: 1FT6W1EV6PWG60585

This are the pending updates for you:

 

[Minh]

@rugedraw

sorry to trouble you again. I got my vehicle back today after they pushed through the update 6.4 that was stuck. Wondering if you can check again to see if I have any update ford send to me but still haven’t been download/install. Just want to make sure the OTA will start working properly.

the App still show my last update is back in June with the 6.2

VIN# 1FT6W1EV6PWG60585

 

[OMO7]

@rugedraw

sorry to trouble you again. I got my vehicle back today after they pushed through the update 6.4 that was stuck. Wondering if you can check again to see if I have any update ford send to me but still haven’t been download/install. Just want to make sure the OTA will start working properly.

the App still show my last update is back in June with the 6.2

VIN# 1FT6W1EV6PWG60585

I don't want to speak for him, but he's doing this unpaid service for hundreds of people on this forum.

If everyone asks him to check twice in 4 days he's going to get burnt out. Give it a week or two, and by that time you'll likely know anyways.

 

[rugedraw]

I don't want to speak for him, but he's doing this unpaid service for hundreds of people on this forum.

If everyone asks him to check twice in 4 days he's going to get burnt out. Give it a week or two, and by that time you'll likely know anyways.

Several forums. Lol I don't mind. I Just get to them when I can. @Minh I'll check it out tomorrow.

 

[MichaelCA]

can you check mine when you have a chance: 1FT6W1EV5NWG14422

I should be up to date with the OTA process except I dont recall Getting CMR-FX after 6.13 and the DOR-UP2. Also curious if the csp-23b57 was done properly by the dealership. Thanks.

 

[Minh]

I don't want to speak for him, but he's doing this unpaid service for hundreds of people on this forum.

If everyone asks him to check twice in 4 days he's going to get burnt out. Give it a week or two, and by that time you'll likely know anyways.

You seriously need to go out more stat.

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