This is very encouraging news. Just got Forscan and my ELM clone installed and running on my F-150 this weekend in preparation for use on the Bronco.
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wireless charger, usb charge ports, and homelink should just need power.So what I get out of this, is if I want to add the wireless charger, usb dash port, or factory sub (and maybe the home link visor) - I am going to have to figure out how to flash software to get them to turn on.
We're going to find out some day.wireless charger, usb charge ports, and homelink should just need power.
I tried a few today, but didn't really have much success. I tried three different ones: auto start/stop, seat belt chimes, and double honk when exiting. It still shuts the engine off at stop lights, and still chimes when I don't fasten a seatbelt and begin to pick up speed. Forgot to test the double honk. Am I just not understanding how these work, or did I muck up the process somehow? Any way to check?I compared the calibration file from a 4 Door Full Size Bronco to the modules in my 2021 F150 and to no surprise most of the ECU's are the same. There's different calibration strategies to keep in mind, but Bronco owners can get a big head start with their ForScan mods by reading through this:
https://www.f150forum.com/f129/forscan-14th-gen-f150s-481816/#post6669208
The Bronco's IPC has more configurations than the F150, but many settings appear to carry over.
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Any more luck with this?I tried a few today, but didn't really have much success. I tried three different ones: auto start/stop, seat belt chimes, and double honk when exiting. It still shuts the engine off at stop lights, and still chimes when I don't fasten a seatbelt and begin to pick up speed. Forgot to test the double honk. Am I just not understanding how these work, or did I muck up the process somehow? Any way to check?
When I compare the Double Horn Honk to the F150....they say they are not the same:Any more luck with this?
No, have confirmed that none of the three mods "took". I'm going to check the configs and at least confirm the changes were actually written. Then I'll probably load up the original settings until someone else can help figure out how to actually make these work.Any more luck with this?
Going back to the original is a good idea. I compared an F150, Ranger, and Bronco. None of the settings that seem to matter (the ones most people would want to change) appear to be the same at all. But hopefully, I am wrong. Or hopefully, someone can point us in the right direction.No, have confirmed that none of the three mods "took". I'm going to check the configs and at least confirm the changes were actually written. Then I'll probably load up the original settings until someone else can help figure out how to actually make these work.
OK so I did some more digging because I loaded up the modules again today to do a restore, and it turns out they were already at the defaults. The modules aren't actually being written, and I'm not sure why. When I click on "Write" I get an output in the log that says "Service Procedure has been Interrupted."Going back to the original is a good idea. I compared an F150, Ranger, and Bronco. None of the settings that seem to matter (the ones most people would want to change) appear to be the same at all. But hopefully, I am wrong. Or hopefully, someone can point us in the right direction.
From my initial research, it seems to be a combination of Ford's new 2021 electrical architecture, coupled with certain kinds of adapters. I'll probably purchase a different, wired adapter and try that too before giving up and letting the forums solve this issue. If anyone else has seen this same problem, please let me know.Huh. I had hoped that this program was the easy way to customize just about anything you wanted to. But now I've got cold feet, thinking that this is like some of those windows files that you should never enter unless you have a degree in fixing broken things LOL