

There should be one or two big connectors along the way, take them apart too and check for corrosion. Follow the harness as best as possible under the truck and see if it rubbed through anywhere. Just check for any corrosion or loose wire terminals in the fuse block. There should be a couple of fuses in there. See if you can find the harness at the batteries. The IDM should have a 15 amp fuse in the battery box area. The relay gets it battery power directly from the batteries by a separate ECM/IDM power harness. The relay should also be near the IDM itself at the firewall there. Could be weak voltage supply to the IDM and or corroded wiring. Sounds like the IDM is partially working, but not properly firing the injectors. If the IDM is loosing power and shuts down there are other codes that get logged in the ECM for loss of signal and other communication break downs with the IDM. This alone does not cause the engine to quit.
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The actual code is just saying the ecm cannot get the idm to communicate fault codes. The injector drive module is located above the engine on the firewall, the ecm is located kinda above where the clutch pedal is on the inside of the firewall and has a big connector that connects to it through the firewall at the left side near the fender. This code is set when the main ecm cannot communicate with the IDM, (injector drive module). Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses and relays) for Ford F-series Super Duty (F250 / F350 / F450 / F550) (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003). The 543 is a code that will cause the Check Engine light to come on and engine may not run. Soldering: after getting these pieces we have mounted all the required components over the PCB, and connected it with Arduino for demonstration.The 244 code problem is between engine and trans and will not cause the engine to quit.

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