FORScan Bronco Working Spreadsheet (double honk, sport mode, chimes, seatbelts, and more!)

[Mjasi3]

We cannot get the lane changing blinkers to change to anything other than the factory setting of 3. It's a 2025 Outer Banks Sasquatch. Any help would be appreciated.

Yup. Been hoping for the five blinkers, but it doesn’t work. Got a ‘24

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[Cdn Panzer]

Not meaning to bring up a dead post on this thread, just want to say I LOVE the spreadsheet and the table of different GOAT modes and what they do.

One potential correction - I have a 2026 Badlands 2 door that I've had for just almost a month now (Cdn Spec, manual transmission, non-lux without the 360 cameras) and it has Sport Mode in its GOAT menu. I was driving with it the other day now that break-in period is done and was amazed at what a rocket it is in that mode, especially when you have the hammer down at about 3000rpm.

Not sure if this warrants a correction to the GOAT Modes sheet, or if it's a "new" thing that the 26 models have it enabled while older ones don't, but thought I'd bring it up as something I've noticed.

I used FORSCAN back in the day with my 2013 F150 and am super impressed with the Bronco community and the "new" FORSCAN especially Plain English mode - so happy not to be fighting through Hexadecimal codes on a menu to change stuff.

Thanks for all the work everyone puts into this - much appreciated!

Mark

Bronco Forscan Google Doc - Our Copy

Several people asking in the working thread https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/2021-bronco-forscan-thread.844/page-22

So I figured I would just post the easy to find link here, I would still recommending going there to search for questions, answers, theories, options, etc.

Guess we could delete if the spreadsheet gets added to the first post there...

This OBD Tool works for me, no issues:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081VQVD3F/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Stole this from other thread:
Linked here is the best ForScan tutorial on the web


Original: Forscan Google Docs


From @TX-Hans :
Follow up to my own post in case someone else ever needs to find what the original as-built values were for any lines in order to revert what you had done (without having to use your original backup copy of the entire module to restore it). Always a good idea to take a picture or write down the original before the making the change, but if you forget (as I did in this one instance), I found you can use this website from Ford and your VIN to get all the original as-built values for your Bronco. Go to the site (enter country and language first time) and then it will prompt you to enter your VIN. It will return every line of code with the as-built values.

https://www.motorcraftservice.com/AsBuilt

dea

 

[ssitruc]

Not meaning to bring up a dead post on this thread, just want to say I LOVE the spreadsheet and the table of different GOAT modes and what they do.

One potential correction - I have a 2026 Badlands 2 door that I've had for just almost a month now (Cdn Spec, manual transmission, non-lux without the 360 cameras) and it has Sport Mode in its GOAT menu. I was driving with it the other day now that break-in period is done and was amazed at what a rocket it is in that mode, especially when you have the hammer down at about 3000rpm.

Not sure if this warrants a correction to the GOAT Modes sheet, or if it's a "new" thing that the 26 models have it enabled while older ones don't, but thought I'd bring it up as something I've noticed.

I used FORSCAN back in the day with my 2013 F150 and am super impressed with the Bronco community and the "new" FORSCAN especially Plain English mode - so happy not to be fighting through Hexadecimal codes on a menu to change stuff.

Thanks for all the work everyone puts into this - much appreciated!

Mark


dea

FWIW, I believe prior to '26 the Badlands did not have "Sport" mode, I know mine ('25 BL Auto/Lux/Non Sas) did not have it for sure. But it had Normal, Eco, Slippery, Sand, Mud/Ruts, Baja. and Rock Crawl (7 modes).... but no Sport mode. I enabled Sport mode using ForScan and had all 8 GOAT modes for a time, and all worked as expected. Only "issue" was the dash display for Rock Crawl when switching to it has a "generic looking" screen with a blue Bronco and did it not have the "Rock Crawl" title, like all the others had. I had read where others experienced the same thing when enabling all 8 modes on their Broncos. I left it like this for a couple months, then I disabled of "Eco" mode (as I would NEVER use it), and so I was back to 7 GOAT modes... and Rock Crawl again had its original screen and title when switching to it.
I believe in 2026 Ford changed the standard modes and or names a little.
But Sport mode is one I think that should've been on all of them.

 

[psdtime]

FWIW, I believe prior to '26 the Badlands did not have "Sport" mode, I know mine ('25 BL Auto/Lux/Non Sas) did not have it for sure. But it had Normal, Eco, Slippery, Sand, Mud/Ruts, Baja. and Rock Crawl (7 modes).... but no Sport mode. I enabled Sport mode using ForScan and had all 8 GOAT modes for a time, and all worked as expected. Only "issue" was the dash display for Rock Crawl when switching to it has a "generic looking" screen with a blue Bronco and did it not have the "Rock Crawl" title, like all the others had. I had read where others experienced the same thing when enabling all 8 modes on their Broncos. I left it like this for a couple months, then I disabled of "Eco" mode (as I would NEVER use it), and so I was back to 7 GOAT modes... and Rock Crawl again had its original screen and title when switching to it.
I believe in 2026 Ford changed the standard modes and or names a little.
But Sport mode is one I think that should've been on all of them.

I think when they got rid of the Wildtrack and made the Hoss 3.0 suspension a option for the Badlands they added sport. At least that was my understanding. My 2026 Badlands came with sport.

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