Big Blue
Well-Known Member
Unfortunately it appears that as of 12/18/24, we are no longer able to buy extended licenses for Forscan. You can still get the Free 2 month license. The lifetime license has not been available for some time.I understand the simplicity of having a physical device installed to disable the auto stop-start functionality, but at $84.99 on sale (regularly $99.99), why would one not opt for a FORScan modification instead? Assuming you have the computer hardware and know-how to do so.
A FORScan compatible OBD2-to-USB cable looks to be available for $34.99-$59.99 and one can utilize the FORScan 2-month free trial or purchase the lifetime license (for what appears to be $50?) to gain that same functionality and more for roughly the same total cost.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that FORScan requires neither a custom tune file nor an ECU flash to function, but rather that it is primarily a diagnostic tool to modify parameters within the ECU.
Appears the current deepening of sanctions against Russia have prevented their licensing company from doing any financial transactions to Russia.
Fortunately the free trial license can do all the same things as the paid license, just time limited.
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