Ford FMP has been discontinued, it's FJDS now. Give your self about an hour to register, download and install the new program. It's $50 for 2 days now not $ 30. When you purchase your license save a copy of your receipt, you'll need the 20 digit number to activate the software. It looks like there will be updates about every 3 weeks. You'll have to download and install the first update just to get started. The functionality seems about the same as FMP, at least for the pre 2018 vehicles.
No More FMP
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JFMP
JFMP is Ford's answer to R2R. Since the OEMs are only required to make dealer level diagnostics and programming available as of 1 January 2018, Ford's JFMP is FMP from 1996-2017 and IDS for 2018 and later. Since they are sitting on a bunch of Bosch made VCM IIs, they were not going to let a J-tool run IDS from 1996-2017. They have however lowered the price of the VCM II to $1099 now. Both IDS and JFMP are now the same price annually. IDS is still only sold on as a yearly subscription, not short term subs.
Mazda is also doing the same thing.Comment
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FJDS System Minimum and recommended requirements
Seems like more BS on top of BS to me that now you can use Windows 10 Pro 64 but Recommended to use a Laptop running an I-5 or I-7 processor, can't use Microsoft Edge , and you need to run Internet Explorer 11 in 32 bit form on your 64 bit PC.
The minimum requirements also show a I-5 or I-7 dual core requirement, and I don't even think they were around yet when 32 bit windows 7 was around. Correct me if I'm wrong , but I thought an I-3, I-5, and I-7 processors are all quad core processors, not dual core What's wrong with using I-3 laptops that blow the processing doors off any module found in a Ford Product
I bought a new I-3 Windows 10 Pro laptop last year with 2.3 GHZ, 6100 and Ram is 12GB, and I plan to use that Turd and a Chinaman j box for the least amount of subscriptions bought as possible for what I can't ram through with a Chinaman Tablet
Last edited by Witsend; 02-04-2018, 08:00 AM.Comment
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