Yes, pretty much. You might want to hook up a battery charger. If the battery drops too low, Forscan won't work correctly. Also because it takes time to backup all the asbuilts before you start changing anything.
You need a license to use it. You can find the details on their website. At minimum you need to get the one month trial license. https://forscan.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=836
| Disable Startup Chimes (3x doo-doo-doo) | IPC | 720-01-02 (xxxx x2xx) | RCMUSTANG |
I think that one is only changed by a hex code edit of 720-01-02. At least that is how I had to disable it. Besure to backup the module and/or take screen shots of the code and give it a try, its just as easy.
Where do we find the wiki link table format
It's the very first post of this thread.
I wasn't sure if there was an newer version
I can't say if anyone has but something you need to be aware of is that is considered a safety feature where if you completely disable it and you all of a sudden get into a wreck Ford can take the time to look into your truck and see if that's been disabled entirely. If it has been disabled entirely everything is on you and not on Ford whatsoever.
It wouldn't be on Ford anyways. Accidents aren't on the manufacturers unless there's a widespread safety/recall issue, they're on the individual drivers and insurance companies.
You would still be surprised as to how much they investigate when a accident happens. If there's a fire on the vehicle or maybe someone just randomly lost traction. These are the things are going to look into and decide if there is a safety recall that needs to be made or not. That is why I don't recommend disabling the traction control permanently. All manufacturers don't recommend turn the traction control off whatsoever anyways because of it being a safety device.
Yes, but that doesn't put any onus on the manufacturer unless there's a serious defect. You'd also be surprised just how little most accidents are investigated unless they're fatal or have serious injuries/damage.
