TEXA IDC5 Truck 49.2.0 Update
TEXA’s groundbreaking software application, IDC5 has just been updated to version 49.2.0. Thanks to major improvements in code, the new system is faster than ever, guarantees virtually instant communication with a vehicle’s control units, has greater coverage and fully integrates Diesel Laptops Diagnostic Kits.
Desktop Launcher Integration
For Diesel Laptops Customers, the Diesel Laptops Desktop Launcher can now be accessed at any time directly within TEXA’s IDC5 Software by clicking on the Diesel Laptops button on the lefthand column of the user interface. This feature had previously been exclusive to the Truck and Off-highway Combo Diagnostic Tool but is now included with the Dealer Level Truck Kit as well.
To learn more about the Diesel Laptops Desktop Launcher, watch the video below.
Enhanced Coverage
TEXA IDC5 Truck software has now been updated to include greater coverage for Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, Freightliner, International, Isuzu, Kenworth, and Mercedes-Benz engines.
The 49.2.0 update also adds ABS and Automatic Transmission wiring diagrams and Technical Bulletins for several manufacturers.
TEXA 49.2.0 Update Chart
For a full list of all additions included in the 49.2.0 update, see the chart below.
- ABS Bendix-Knorr.
- TCM Transmission Control Module.
- (BCM) Body Computer 1.
- (BCM) Body Computer 2.
- (FCIM) Front Control Interface Module.
- (RBM) Running Board control Module.
- (SCCM) Steering Column Control Module.
- (SCMH) Passenger side seat control unit.
- (SECM) Steering effort control module.
- (TCCM) Transfer Case Control Module.
- (TRM) Trailer Module.
F650 and F750 models with PowerStroke engines have been added.
The cylinder cut-out test for the Navistar engine has been improved.
- "Isuzu TCM" transmission system.
- "Isuzu" diesel injection system.
- Front passenger side door;
- Driver door;
- (RFK) Rearview camera;
- (SAM) Control signal recognizing module.
- ABS
- Automatic transmission
- ABS
- Automatic transmission
- ABS
- Automatic transmission
TEXA updates IDC5 several times per year. For future updates, please bookmark the blog and check back often.
