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Added sport mode and lost some modes any tips and tricks for this anyone else run into this?
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My understanding is that you have to ditch one to add one. I got rid of ECO and added Baja mode. Did you lose more than one?
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I have no clue this is the first time trying any changes and yes this is on a 25’
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Same with me, ‘22 OBX. Added Baja a few years ago, didn’t delete any, didn’t lose any. Has to be on the newer models, but don’t know why they would do that?
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I just read all the Forscan posts last week.
It seems you can add all eight modes, but only seven will display properly. Not sure how that works. I'll be adding Sport Mode and when I do I'll delete Eco mode. Eco mode is sort of useless for a manual. All it does is change throtte response. With an automatic it also changes shift points.
It seems you can add all eight modes, but only seven will display properly. Not sure how that works. I'll be adding Sport Mode and when I do I'll delete Eco mode. Eco mode is sort of useless for a manual. All it does is change throtte response. With an automatic it also changes shift points.
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I was told removing econo can mess up other modes? I have all but Baja on my big bend…
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I had issues with deleting Eco mode and losing other modes.
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I have 2021 OBX SAS and added Baja and Rock Crawl. I will have to double check but I thought I have all the goat modes available last I looked. If I am missing any it would be slippery mode.
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sorry, I am computer illiterate….
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Look at the ForScan settings for each mode. (Way Back) It was determined that they were all available on all models, just left off some for some odd reason. I Added Rock/Crawl and didn't have to lose any.
Getting Sport Mode is a great add, not sure the loss of Mud/Ruts is that great. All the 4WD features are accessible outside of Goat Mode selection.
Getting Sport Mode is a great add, not sure the loss of Mud/Ruts is that great. All the 4WD features are accessible outside of Goat Mode selection.
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I added Sport mode to my 24 Badlands and am pretty sure I lost none of the other modes. Later, I deleted Eco so I could shift directly from Normal to Sport. I saw no issues from deleting Eco. That is with viewing the display. The only modes I have used is Normal and Sport since the changes, so right now I can't say for sure if the function of the other modes are proper.
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