They should also have an option to add the sway bar disconnect to other trims, but they don’t.
When changing to try to include Sport mode, the excel sheet said to change the entry to a “B” but the original value is a 9 and said that it should be an integer, so I’m assuming Ford changed something between the model years to keep things interesting. Ford’s awesome.
As in your original post's issue was resolved with this particular adapter, or are you still having issues?
you mean other than the fact that they don’t sell that option with this trim?
I've run into the same problem. I've tried with 3 different connectors.
I've tried with the OBDLink EX and it wouldn't work. I got the error message as he did. I tried two other OBD connectors and it still didn't work. Ford has changed something for MY22
I'd still like to know what OP means by " This adapter works."
That's a really good point...Might be the conspiracy theorist in me, but anyone else find it interesting that this is now locked down and D2dhanover (and some of his posts) has apparently disappeared?
Well to be fair, that’s not just a software change. That’s hardware.
Would you mind giving me a link to the paid upgrade for Sport Mode on Badlands and First Edition models? It wasn't an option when I ordered, but it must be available since you're claiming that we're trying to unlock shit we didn't pay for? Thanks.
We all made our choices on which trim level we got. Not all options are available on all trims. I wish they were, but they’re not. My point was that Ford is not “screwing” anyone by not allowing them to unlock a feature that’s not available on the trim level they chose. If anything, you’re screwing Ford when you unlock features that weren't Included on your vehicle. I have no problem with people doing it, and I wouldn’t feel bad about “cheating” ford out of a few free upgrades, but it’s not like anybody got cheated by Ford If they did in fact make it impossible to unlock a feature not available on that trim.
Did you add Sport Mode?
