Ford Focus 1.6 TDCI. PCM won't scan. Is it dead?

I have an 09 Ford Focus 1.6 TDCI that wont crank. Engine Malfunction displayed on dash.
PATS is showing error 1:6. Dash is displaying DTC U2510. These both indicate that the PCM isn't talking to the PATS over canbus.

Forscan won't connect.

Checked canbus at OBD. 60 ohms. Good signals on a scope. Good continuity between OBD and PCM.

Power and grounds all good at PCM.

Checked fuses and battery.

+12 from ignition gets to PCM and ECU relay is operating.

If I power up PCM on a bench it draws 200-300mA but Forscan won;t connect.

Checked solering on dash pcb connector. Found some cracks, resoldered but made no difference.

Is PCM dead?

Will PATS stop Forscan connecting to PCM?

Anything else I could check?

Any suggestions welcome!

Did you check can bus wave form at pcm? Even if it ohms good i would check it at pcm.

rich321 wrote: Will PATS stop Forscan connecting to PCM?

In my experience, no. I've used Forscan on multiple Ford products with PATS issues, and none will prevent communication with the PCM.

Anything else I could check?

What other modules do you have communication with? Mostly interested in the HS-CAN bus. We don't get the TDCI option in the US. But I figure the HS-CAN network has to have similar architecture.

I see that you have good network resistance and voltages, but that doesn't mean there isn't a communication problem.

Did this get solved? Im having problem exactly like this.

Are you using a scanner that can read multiple modules or are you just using a scanner that can only read engine control module code?