Crank No Start P1233 Fuel Pump Driver Module

makuloco2000 · Jan 16, 2014

I know this has been an issue for awhile and many may know about it but many probably don't. The issue is dirt and salt debri etc get packed behind the Fuel pump driver module rot it out and without warning you have a crank no start or worse it dies going down the road then you and the family are stranded or worse while towing on a trip. I made a video on how it happens and how to fix it with the solution Ford came up with. It is worth checking even if you don't seem to be having any issues yet......

F150 & Expedition No Start P1233 Fuel Pump Driver Module - YouTube

ExpeditionAndy · Jan 16, 2014

Thanks, that was very easy to follow. :smile:

jpeloza · Jan 17, 2014

Just had mine go out last weekend!! Terrible design by Ford!

makuloco2000 · Jan 17, 2014

jpeloza said:
Just had mine go out last weekend!! Terrible design by Ford!

The part itself is great and very reliable it's just the way it was mounted.

EightIsEnough · Feb 14, 2014

Just had mine replaced, but now I get no data on my obd ii about the fuel system. Any ideas how to get readings again in Torque Pro? It runs fine, and I am getting great gas mileage numbers on my display. The. Computer must be reading from the module, but I cannot extract the data.

On another note, the shop was unable to use the rubber spacers that came with the NAPA part because it could not get a ground. I saw it run fine with stock screws then not start with the spacers. Is there a way to use the spacers?

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makuloco2000 · Feb 15, 2014

EightIsEnough said:
Just had mine replaced, but now I get no data on my obd ii about the fuel system. Any ideas how to get readings again in Torque Pro? It runs fine, and I am getting great gas mileage numbers on my display. The. Computer must be reading from the module, but I cannot extract the data.

On another note, the shop was unable to use the rubber spacers that came with the NAPA part because it could not get a ground. I saw it run fine with stock screws then not start with the spacers. Is there a way to use the spacers?

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Use studded bolts as shown, it is interesting you say the fpdm wouldn't work with the rubber spacers because of a ground issue, there is a large power and ground coming into the module and I believe the board itself is isolated from the casing inside.

You know what makes even less sense is the way I get these trucks into the shop is unplug the connector and plug in an old but known good fpdm off another truck and it just dangles there in mid air and they work just fine something funky is going on at that shop.

EightIsEnough · Feb 15, 2014

I would not have believed this if I had not seen it myself. I agree the ground issue made no sense to me. What other reason could there be that would cause it to work while dangling then not work when mounted with the rubber spacer? I want to put the spacer back in, but I do not have time to waste experimenting.

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ExpeditionAndy · Feb 15, 2014

Here is just a thought. If each of the four bolts weren't torqued to the same level and the board has a hairline crack in it, it could cause the board to flex enough to break the connection. It might be far-fetched but it is worth considering.

makuloco2000 · Feb 16, 2014

EightIsEnough said:
I would not have believed this if I had not seen it myself. I agree the ground issue made no sense to me. What other reason could there be that would cause it to work while dangling then not work when mounted with the rubber spacer? I want to put the spacer back in, but I do not have time to waste experimenting.

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Yeah that is why I say uses the studded bolts as shown in my video and be done.

FUBAR2208 · Jul 31, 2014

Is the FPDM on a 2004 expy?

Do the 2004 expys have this FPDM?

My expy will turn over but doesn't start like it is out of gas.

bedrck46 · Jul 31, 2014

the FPDM was only on the 2005 and 2006 expeditions if you like contact me and we can try to troubleshoot your problem

FUBAR2208 · Aug 9, 2014

bedrck46 said:
the FPDM was only on the 2005 and 2006 expeditions if you like contact me and we can try to troubleshoot your problem

Hey, sorry for the delayed reply.

I'd love to trouble shoot this problem.

It said you were a "guest" so i couldn't contact you directly.

Let me know.

Thanks,

FUBAR

Bedrck47 · Aug 9, 2014

+++++++++

Waylap · Aug 14, 2014

This sounds like my problem tonight. Drove 35 miles then stopped a stop sign And it dies. Try to start and it just cranks. Does that sound like it? What do I tell my mechanic that it probably is and how much should I expect this repair to cost?

2005exp · Aug 14, 2014

It is very easy to repair yourself. Follow the youtube video linked in the first post to see if that is your problem?

If so, swap it out yourself. All you need is very basic tools.

foredeckguy · Aug 24, 2014

Thanks for the great video! My 2006 truck has been running fine til today when 'no start'. I remembered posts to the forum about no start and check it out. Found this thread and checked the truck. My module was rotted out and after replacement, all's good. Saved me a bunch of time troubleshooting the problem. Thanks again.

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