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There's a tab. You just enable or disable.
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Ok...but what am I loo
What am I looking for? Is there a line that indicates "open door chime"?
PAUL J CAIN
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is there a setting for one touch window up/down for the other windows ? I saw the galaxy one for the key fob.
Nolan Johnson
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How did you adjust speedo? Getting larger tires today actually so would like to make that changeI used the menus for these ;
Disable double horn honk.
Bambi mode.
Corner light mode for fog lights.
Daytime running includes park lights.
They all worked after I remembered to hit the Write button after changing the settings. I think it is a bit safer and easier than messing with the Hex numbers. I did have to use the Hex codes to adjust the speedometer for larger tires.
RedlandRanger
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There are a few threads on the subject - here is one:
https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/forscan-speedo-calibration-for-larger-tires.4200/
Nolan Johnson
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Thank you sir!
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Adjust speedometer for larger tires Changed from 0938 to 0987
BCM - 726-12-01 xxxx ???? xxxx
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Fjoyner
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//newbie...
Do you have to save out (backup) each 'as built' config one at a time as I saw on one video or will a global 'save config' do the same thing? It sure is tedious to have to save each one individually if it's not needed. I have only read the vehicle once and not modded anything yet.....being over cautious maybe. I did save on the first menu after downloading everything, but I'm not really sure exactly what it saved???
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Not too sure about a global one backup that gets everything.
I backed mine up by module, bcm, ipc, apim, etc you really only need to backup the modules that you plan to change.
I backed mine up by module, bcm, ipc, apim, etc you really only need to backup the modules that you plan to change.
Nolan Johnson
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Akshon
Disable auto start/stop
This disables battery management system, correct? Any reason that would cause issues?
I would like to not have to hit the button every time i drive but not if it means killing the battery
Disable auto start/stop
This disables battery management system, correct? Any reason that would cause issues?
I would like to not have to hit the button every time i drive but not if it means killing the battery
bkosh84
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Scratch that. I'm reading elsewhere it might be my cheap dongle I purchased. I have the "official" dongle already on order, I'll try it when it comes in and see if it shows up.
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I purchased a cheap dongle and had to go through hoops to install the drivers. The FORscan page gives info for doing so.
RedlandRanger
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I believe you need to save each module (ABS, APIM, BDYCM, FCIM, GWM, etc, etc, etc). I have 16 files that I saved from my initial work with FORScan. It really doesn't take that long - maybe 3 or 4 minutes.
It saves a text file of the original settings so that if you mess something up, you can easily reload EXACTLY what was set when you got your truck. It is an easy way to restore things if you make a mistake.
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