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Good luck! Feel free to reach out if you need any help with programming.

This is the video I followed for the disassembly of the dashboard

Thanks! Is there ANY documentation on the programming? I’ll be reading through this thread more closely now that I’m invested in trying to make this happen. I’ve been a bit MIA from the forum. I’m in the beginning stages of planning out my 2.0 build and this would be a cherry on top.
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Thanks! Is there ANY documentation on the programming? I’ll be reading through this thread more closely now that I’m invested in trying to make this happen. I’ve been a bit MIA from the forum. I’m in the beginning stages of planning out my 2.0 build and this would be a cherry on top.
No but to be totally honest it took me about five hours to figure out that literally all I had to do was write the As Built data from a 2025 with matching options to make everything work. That in itself took ~5 seconds, so a lot of time to find the right path but now that we know that’s all it is you’ll have an easy time.
 

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No but to be totally honest it took me about five hours to figure out that literally all I had to do was write the As Built data from a 2025 with matching options to make everything work. That in itself took ~5 seconds, so a lot of time to find the right path but now that we know that’s all it is you’ll have an easy time.
I hope you can help me solving this issue,
I've already swapped braptor cluster into my bronco 2.7 wild track 2021, everything works fine except traction control, precollision and goat modes. dtc codes are U2010 & U2017. I tried many IPC updates via forscan with no luck.
Ford Bronco 2025 Full Digital Cluster successfully installed - swapped into 2022 Wildtrak IMG_20250303_221055206_HDR (1)
Ford Bronco 2025 Full Digital Cluster successfully installed - swapped into 2022 Wildtrak IMG_20250303_221058780_HDR (2)

Ford Bronco 2025 Full Digital Cluster successfully installed - swapped into 2022 Wildtrak 1000119037
 
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I hope you can help me solving this issue,
I've already swapped braptor cluster into my bronco 2.7 wild track 2021, everything works fine except traction control, precollision and goat modes. dtc codes are U2010 & U2017. I tried many IPC updates via forscan with no luck.
Unfortunately with the Raptor cluster I have no idea, I’m sorry! Since it’s a different part it’s unlikely it’ll work perfectly
 

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No but to be totally honest it took me about five hours to figure out that literally all I had to do was write the As Built data from a 2025 with matching options to make everything work. That in itself took ~5 seconds, so a lot of time to find the right path but now that we know that’s all it is you’ll have an easy time.
So, once you write 2025 As-Built your vehicle starts from scratch and all of the other ForScan customizations that were made in the past need to be re-written?

Also assuming I’ll need a VIN from a 2025 with manual transmission. That might be hard to come by…
 
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Also assuming I’ll need a VIN from a 2025 with manual transmission. That might be hard to come by…
Nah. Go on autotrader and just search the whole country. There’s enough of them to get a vin
 

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I hope you can help me solving this issue,
I've already swapped braptor cluster into my bronco 2.7 wild track 2021, everything works fine except traction control, precollision and goat modes. dtc codes are U2010 & U2017. I tried many IPC updates via forscan with no luck.
The Bronco Raptor may be too different for it to work straight up. Have you tried side-loading both IPC files from a 2025 IPC onto that one?
 

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And success! 2022 is all digital now. Had to put the original bezel back in since that’s taking two more weeks to come but honestly easier than I thought it would be

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Excellent Where did you get it and how much was it? I did some calling around and most of these dealers are useless. I did however find it on line for $845 but there's a $300 core charge?
 

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No but to be totally honest it took me about five hours to figure out that literally all I had to do was write the As Built data from a 2025 with matching options to make everything work. That in itself took ~5 seconds, so a lot of time to find the right path but now that we know that’s all it is you’ll have an easy time.
Found a cluster and I’m sorting the programming. I have a lot of experience with Forscan but none with FDRS. Was it pretty straight forward?
 

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So, once you write 2025 As-Built your vehicle starts from scratch and all of the other ForScan customizations that were made in the past need to be re-written?

Also assuming I’ll need a VIN from a 2025 with manual transmission. That might be hard to come by…
You just write the instrument cluster - not every single other module
 

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Found a cluster and I’m sorting the programming. I have a lot of experience with Forscan but none with FDRS. Was it pretty straight forward?
Not sure you’ll even need FDRS, @coadr was able to just load the IPC as-built data from a similar 25
 
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Not sure you’ll even need FDRS, @coadr was able to just load all the as-built data from a similar 25
Oh wow! Ok that’s good to hear. @coadr could you confirm did you write the complete as built for the matching 25 and then just leave it or did you return anything to your own as built data?
 

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Oh wow! Ok that’s good to hear. @coadr could you confirm did you write the complete as built for the matching 25 and then just leave it or did you return anything to your own as built data?
I only wrote the as built data from the 25 for the IPC via Forscan. That’s super important, 100% do not write the as built for any other modules because I assume you’ll have major issues. And of course back up your existing as built data both before you unplug the old cluster and again before you write any data to the new one.

Sorry for the bold, not trying to scold but just want to make it super clear what you’re suppose to do!
 

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So, once you write 2025 As-Built your vehicle starts from scratch and all of the other ForScan customizations that were made in the past need to be re-written?

Also assuming I’ll need a VIN from a 2025 with manual transmission. That might be hard to come by…
Did you have and customizations for the IPC?
 

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I only wrote the as built data from the 25 for the IPC via Forscan. That’s super important, 100% do not write the as built for any other modules because I assume you’ll have major issues. And of course back up your existing as built data both before you unplug the old cluster and again before you write any data to the new one.

Sorry for the bold, not trying to scold but just want to make it super clear what you’re suppose to do!
All good I appreciate the emphasis. So for clarity:

Save as built -> swap cluster -> write ‘25 as built to IPC -> update mileage -> enjoy

That seems ways easier than messing with FDRS.
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