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Mustang 2011-2017 3.7 V6

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Profile and scope

Brand: Ford

Model group: Mustang 2011-2017 3.7 V6

Years: 2011 – 2017

Profile: legacy-0769-ford-77ee2cc57b

Enhanced readings

23 real-time signal entries listed; 0 pending runtime-parity entries.

Categories: battery, engine, fuel-emissions, thermal, transmission

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Manufacturer code reference

A reference pack is listed with 3315 entries. These are pack entries, not confirmed faults or unique supported codes for this vehicle.

Catalog revision: legacy-owner-2026-10-09-v81

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Enhanced PID meanings for this profile

23 enhanced signal meaning pages are linked from this production profile. Open a page to inspect its distinct definition variants.

[PCM] A/C Pressure kPa

[PCM] Actual Torque Converter Slip rpm

[PCM] Cylinder 6 Acceleration Value No scalar unit

[PCM] Cylinder 2 Acceleration Value No scalar unit

[PCM] Fuel level %

[PCM] Measured Gear Ratio No scalar unit

[PCM] Actual Output Shaft Speed rpm

[PCM] Commanded Gear No scalar unit

[PCM] Battery voltage V

[PCM] ATF Temperature °C

[PCM] Cylinder 4 Acceleration Value No scalar unit

[PCM] Knock Sensor 2 No scalar unit

[PCM] Desired Electronic Throttle Control °

[PCM] Commanded Gear Ratio No scalar unit

[PCM] Actual Turbine Shaft Speed rpm

[PCM] Currently Detected Engine Misfire No scalar unit

[PCM] Actual Electronic Throttle Control °

[PCM] Knock Sensor 1 No scalar unit

[PCM] Cylinder head temperature °C

[PCM] Cylinder 5 Acceleration Value No scalar unit

[PCM] Cylinder 1 Acceleration Value No scalar unit

[PCM] Desired Torque Converter Slip rpm

[PCM] Cylinder 3 Acceleration Value No scalar unit

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