And no, bulb switch made no difference. Thanks for your helpIn the continuing saga of the switchbacks, really didn't like the hyperflash dash indicators, so configured laptop to be the Forscan machine, connected up and applied the fix for hyperblink front turns.
This, in turn, caused the driver side flasher to do a 1-2-1-2-1-2...sequence which it wasn't doing yesterday. But switching polarity on the bulb-in-socket fixed that (pull bulb, rotate 180 degrees, reinstall). No more hyperblinking dash flashers and front/rear flashers doing fine. I like the white running lights addition.
Now, auto light function turns on low beams all the time, but green "lows" icon is lit and interior lights are all in night mode - before, the icon was off in auto mode the day time and dash lights bright.
I just had a thought about the turned bulb and I'll go reverse it again and see what it does, but anybody run across this before?
Whatever the latest version that is available will be the one you want to use.Which version of the Windows FORScan should a newbie download and use? Thanks
Just got my Lariat and want to put the raptor lights on too. Did you get these from Stage 3/Custom Auto Works?Done
On my Lariet the DRL lights are the LED lights that outline the headlights. With this enabled the Parking lights, also called marker lights, also come on. Since this is where I wired in my raptor grill lights now they are on with the DRLs. That is why I did that one. I figure a little extra visibility with having the other marker lights on as well cant be a bad thing.
Looking for a little help,just swapped my instrument cluster,and need to turn off the Blind spot detection,and park aid as my XL does not have the sensors blah blah blah.
Not sure where to look,or what to change.Thanks in advance!
Forscan cannot change any code in the modules, just enable/disable/change certain options. Skipping gears is not one of them. A tune is the only way to change that.Question for the FORscan gurus: Has anybody cracked or even looked at the skip-shift code on the transmission module? I heard there are a couple of aftermarket tunes that have that option but am not really interested in buying a whole engine tune just for that (I know, use the tow haul button or manual shift...might as well get a manual tranny then!)
‘Thank you,I have that printed out already.I remember now. Go to motorcraft page and get your as built file based on your VIN. After putting in the new cluster, load the as built file and it will turn off those features. Then you can turn on the TM screen if that is what you are after.
https://www.motorcraftservice.com/AsBuilt
When you load the as built file, It will re-set it to whatever your truck had as factory settings thus disabling bliss and lane assist since our trucks being non-XLT did not come with it. Mine is an STX. If there is other stuff you want to turn on, you find that line item and turn it on. For me that was the TM system. My truck was 4x4 and I bought an XLT with 4x4 cluster, so I only needed to return the truck to my original as built file after installing the XLT cluster, then turn on TM and install the TM switch. I have not messed with any of the other features like bambi mode etc.‘Thank you,I have that printed out already.
So do I have to some how go line by line and rewrite everything,or is ther e a specific area that needs changed/rewritten?
Thank you for your help with this by the way!
Thanks HC,I’ll see what I can figure out.When you load the as built file, It will re-set it to whatever your truck had as factory settings thus disabling bliss and lane assist since our trucks being non-XLT did not come with it. Mine is an STX. If there is other stuff you want to turn on, you find that line item and turn it on. For me that was the TM system. My truck was 4x4 and I bought an XLT with 4x4 cluster, so I only needed to return the truck to my original as built file after installing the XLT cluster, then turn on TM and install the TM switch. I have not messed with any of the other features like bambi mode etc.
There maybe a shorter way of doing it by getting into ForScan and turning off the features line by line you don't want, but to me it is just as easy to load the as built file so you know you are not turning off something you need.