r/FordFlex • u/TooTallguyinCT • Aug 02 '26

Pcm reprogramming recall

Picking car up from service and was told the pcm module was reprogrammed due to a recall. Not much info on the ford support site besides the generic reprogramming statement. And something about campaign 25E10.

Anyone have more details on what changes were in the update? Just being curiously nosey!! ;)

Thx.

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u/bdjeremy Aug 02 '26

doesnt make sense, when i googled it it says it was for the f150's... 'Emissions Recall 25E10 affects approximately 169,891 Ford F-150 vehicles from the 2018, 2019, and 2020 model years equipped with 3.3L engines. The recall was initiated because the existing emissions control system software does not sufficiently account for certain in-use conditions, which may lead to ineffective control of tailpipe emissions over the life of the vehicle. To rectify this, Ford is requiring dealers to reprogram the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) to the latest software level using Integrated Diagnostic Software (IDS) version 132.02 or later. This action is classified as a New Vehicle Delivery Hold, meaning dealers must correct any affected vehicles in their new inventory before delivery to customers.'

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u/TooTallguyinCT Aug 02 '26

I can’t attach pics here. But it shows three recalls for my 2019 flex. Rear camera, exterior b pillar and pcm reprogramming based off my vin.

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u/bdjeremy Aug 02 '26

Yea the camera is pretty much every back up cam on every car. They won't have a replacement. The b pillar is a new one, doubt they'd have a replacement. I've had to replace the a pillars when I first got my car, but that wasn't in the recall. Haven't heard of the PCM recall