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Yeah, I have rebooted my laptop, switch Windows versions in CrossOver and rebooted CrossOver. I wonder if it could be an issue with the activation key from ForScan since I had to reactivate and redownload it.

It does not, It's the OBDLink EX from Amazon.

I tired that too and the drivers installed correctly. I'm running a M1 Mac so had to use the ARM drivers. https://ftdichip.com/drivers/vcp-drivers/ Thank you!

I just did, battery was at 15v and still not working. I am using the OBDLink EX. Maybe that could be the issue. It worked great a few months ago though.

Unfortunately, I tried going back to V2.3.49 from V2.3.65 and that did not work.

So I tried removing the existing profile and creating another, in V2.3.65 and V2.3.49. Again, just the PCM was showing. The issue persists.

Yes, I clicked "Yes" since I've done it before. I did download a new version of ForScan so I'll try clicking "No" next time. Good idea!

This is my second time working in ForScan. The first time went smooth and everything worked as it should. This time though, none of the modules except for PCM are showing. I tried clearing the DTC's to see if that help but no luck there. I have a valid license for ForScan, so no issues there...

I'm glad it looks finished enough you thought I actually drilled my Bronco! I wanted it to look finished so I glued the heads in. There is actually a 1 inch thick strip of rubber foam to make sure nothing gets scratched and nothing rattles.

I did the 1 inch. Their strength is impressive!

I was able to find a picture of the setup and how it's tucked into the roll bar. Not the best picture haha.

Thank you! I chose that location because it was "useless" space and it was next to the 12V outlet so I can charge my battery anytime I'd like.

I don't have concerns. That rear quarter panel is steel and is design to take the stresses of a fully loaded roof rack, tailgate and spare. My platform shares the battery weight between the L brackets and mounting points. I also have adhesive rubber to soften any sudden jolts.

Here you go!

I did, the L brackets carry most of the weight though

I didn't go the cargo shelf route because I cycle a lot and have to be able store my bike and that requires the full height of the interior. The lid to my fridge also opens vertically and a shelf would restrict both of those. Just trying to make as much of the "useless" space useful haha

It's made by XG Cargo. The price is a little steep but they built very well. They bolt to the roll bar via mounting points that already exist. They've proved very useful!

Thank you, that was a concern of mine too. When on my trips I have that concern with all my gear. With this I tried to mitigate that by using industrial strength velcro straps and looping them through the platform board and the battery handle(s). That Velcro is no joke!

Thank you! I put my fridge right below it. It might not look like it from the picture but it's all tucked up inside the roll bar. I have no issues opening my lid.

I wanted a reliable way of getting my Bluetti EB55 off the floor and out of the way. I think I built the perfect solution for anyone else that had this issue. Materials used include: 1/2 thick HDPE Plastic sheet, velcro straps, adhesive felt sheet, M8x40 bolts, washers, aluminum L brackets...