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I experienced the same, not totally sure what the ipc does, it did disable the indicator at first, but then when I did the bcm disable the indicator came back.
I'm not sure if I only did it in the BCM or not.

But I can tell you that in my truck the "no ASS" indicator still works as normal.

For example if the truck is actively charging it displays "no ASS."
 

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I'm not sure if I only did it in the BCM or not.

But I can tell you that in my truck the "no ASS" indicator still works as normal.

For example if the truck is actively charging it displays "no ASS."
Yes mine is the same, it's like being disabled is added to the list of reasons it doesn't activate. Every stop I get the no ass indicator.
 

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Yes mine is the same, it's like being disabled is added to the list of reasons it doesn't activate. Every stop I get the no ass indicator.
Odd.

When it displays have you checked the economy screen to see if it tells you wether it's charging or not?

Could it be that your battery is on it's way out?
 

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Odd.

When it displays have you checked the economy screen to see if it tells you wether it's charging or not?

Could it be that your battery is on it's way out?
I'll have to find that screen, it never deactivated before I turned it off in Forscan. Battery Is new in the past month and the tender is plugged in every night.
 


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I'll have to find that screen, it never deactivated before I turned it off in Forscan. Battery Is new in the past month and the tender is plugged in every night.
Hhhmm. I'm stumped.

IIRC there is something that needs to be done when changing the battery, basically telling the truck it's new. Does that sound familiar from when you changed the battery?
 

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Hhhmm. I'm stumped.

IIRC there is something that needs to be done when changing the battery, basically telling the truck it's new. Does that sound familiar from when you changed the battery?
Yes I did the reset when I replaced the battery, brake 5 times, horn 3 times, something like that. Said it was reset.
 

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Hey friends, I'm having a issue with DRL on my 2019 Lariat. I upgraded to the latest ForScan v2.3.49.

Background: I performed 5 or 6 ForScan changes back in 2019 when I got my truck. Double honk, bambi, DRL, etc. A couple of weeks ago Ford had to replace my transmission valve body because my truck was shifting hard. They also had to reprogram my PCM. The result was double honk, DRL, bambi all reverted back to As Built.
Using the latest version of ForScan, I went and enabled the settings again. Everything is working except DRL. It shows it's enabled but they are not on. This worked fine before so I'm confused as to why it's not working now. Yes, I know the truck has to be in DRIVE, again this has worked for the past 3 years without issue.
Attaching a screenshot showing the DRL is enabled.

Any ideas?

Screenshot 2022-12-09 093508.png
 

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Hey friends, I'm having a issue with DRL on my 2019 Lariat. I upgraded to the latest ForScan v2.3.49.

Background: I performed 5 or 6 ForScan changes back in 2019 when I got my truck. Double honk, bambi, DRL, etc. A couple of weeks ago Ford had to replace my transmission valve body because my truck was shifting hard. They also had to reprogram my PCM. The result was double honk, DRL, bambi all reverted back to As Built.
Using the latest version of ForScan, I went and enabled the settings again. Everything is working except DRL. It shows it's enabled but they are not on. This worked fine before so I'm confused as to why it's not working now. Yes, I know the truck has to be in DRIVE, again this has worked for the past 3 years without issue.
Attaching a screenshot showing the DRL is enabled.

Any ideas?

Screenshot 2022-12-09 093508.png
What is your Allowed DRL Options set at. For you I beleive it should be Dedicated DRL. You could also try All Options.

One other thing is the DRL setting in your dash menus turned on?
 

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What is your Allowed DRL Options set at. For you I beleive it should be Dedicated DRL. You could also try All Options.

One other thing is the DRL setting in your dash menus turned on?
I don't see the Allowed DRL Options in the list, look at my screenshot. Are you sure that is how it's listed? I'll go back and double check.

I didn't have to change anything in the dash menus before, and I don't recall seeing that as an option. Again, will go check. Mine is a 2019, so maybe they added that to the newer models.

Thank you!

Update: I do have that option in the dash menu, but it defaults to on, box checked.
 
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I don't see the Allowed DRL Options in the list, look at my screenshot. Are you sure that is how it's listed? I'll go back and double check.

I didn't have to change anything in the dash menus before, and I don't recall seeing that as an option. Again, will go check. Mine is a 2019, so maybe they added that to the newer models.

Thank you!
The Allowed DRL Options is early in the list than what you showed. They are listed alphabetically.

Can’t remember where it is in the dash. And don't have access to my truck rigjt now.
 

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Ok, got it. I will go back into FORScan and check.

I found the dash menu settings, it's under Lighting and defaults to On or box checked.
 

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Ok, got it. I will go back into FORScan and check.

I found the dash menu settings, it's under Lighting and defaults to On or box checked.
OK, just kind of spit balling here.

I have my XLT set to All Options because I run my fogs as my DRL along with my parking lights.

One other thing you didn't say if you have your switch in Auto or not. I leave mine there all the time but, gotten it back from the dealer with the lights turned off. DRLs only work in Auto.
 

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UPDATE
I figured it out and this ONLY applies to Factory LED or Aftermarkets that have a dedicated DRL and that is all you will be using.

DRL Configuration to (Dedicated DRL)
DRL Config (2).webp


Set this option to (16) Dedicated DRL - this will automatically set 2-Lines of Hex Code for you.
NOTE: the (16) is a Binary code that is converted to HEX (Inside of the As-Built) Files

Here are the 2-Lines of Codes it sets

BCM
726-26-02 - 0000-0001-0056 (Matches my Lariat compare search-As-Built)
726-50-01 - 108E (Matches my Lariat compare search - As-Built)

Now set Allowed DRL Options:

Alowed DRL Options.webp

NOTE: The Paragraph at the top
If you have only (1) option for DRL, such as Factory LED Headlights, this will show due to the fact that it matches the (16) Binary code you set in DRL Configuration PLUS
This option ONLY modifies (In addition) (Plus) the standard factory DRL.
So, this normal - As I have not added any special (extra) DRL options to the configuration

So, with this selected, here is the last Hex Line of code that is changed (Automatically)

726-45-01 - 0A01-1000-008E

If you do not see this option (highlighted) then go into the As-Built File and manually change it, then when you go back to the (Module) Easy way, this will be shown

I know there have been quite a few posts on this subject and I wanted to pass along my findings
to clear it up
These are the confirmed settings for the Lariat Factory LED Upgrade, now it should also clear it up for those who have installed the (aftermarket) options. With the attached pics, you can see it more clearly and visualize what changes you want to make

Hope this helps
Okay i've come back to this. My config is aftermarkets with a DRL wire in the harness (that you can bypass if you have factory halogens and run off a tapped fuse, aka my fact pattern).

I load up forscan, and my DRLs and can't get past the first step without an error.

Oddly, the behavior is DRLs are on (but so are low beams) in the auto right now. It's unclear if the auto position thinks its dark enough for headlights (gloomy Cleveland winter day), or if it is using the low beams as DRLS. What am I missing? I feel like i'm struggling with basic reading comprehension.

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Okay i've come back to this. My config is aftermarkets with a DRL wire in the harness (that you can bypass if you have factory halogens and run off a tapped fuse, aka my fact pattern).

I load up forscan, and my DRLs and can't get past the first step without an error.

Oddly, the behavior is DRLs are on (but so are low beams) in the auto right now. It's unclear if the auto position thinks its dark enough for headlights (gloomy Cleveland winter day), or if it is using the low beams as DRLS. What am I missing? I feel like i'm struggling with basic reading comprehension.

DRL1.PNG


DRL2.PNG
I believe you need to change the "Allowed DRL Options" line before it will let you change the "DRL Configuration" line. I have my "19 XLT with factory halogens set to "All Options" with my configuration set to "Fog Lights". I also run my parking lights with DRL. Works fine with no low beams.
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