After posting this I decided to try the Global Window feature, when I try to write it gives me an error and doesn't save the values. It looks like you have to make changes to the BCM, DDM and PDM.... Any advice out there? BTW my truck is a Platinum.

Should I just do the IPC change to access in Advanced settings?

Any help is appreciated.

 

It does. I should have the computer and OBD adapter up & running sometime Tuesday when it arrives. Then I can really start comparing tire diameters and make a decision on what to buy that won't set the CEL. Thank you.
I'm kind of looking forward to getting set up and familiarizing myself with FORScan by doing a few little things like removing the horn honk when I lock up and maybe turning on daytime running lights. Then onto bigger things.

 

Borrowed from the 150 spreadsheet and it does work on our 17 superdutys.

Add climate screen to sync3 xl/xlt
Module: APIM
Parameter: 7D0-01-01 xxxx-xxx3-xxxx
7D0-01-02 xxxx-x2xx-xxxx

Fan speed control does not work, remains on the analog dial
Does not add dual climate capabilities
Temp control does not work, remains on the analog dial

What does work-
On/Off
AC & Recirculate On/Off
Vent Control - foot, dash, windshield
Some voice commands

 

How do I get into the ICP module? I have the digital instrument cluster, I have no other problems with the other modules just can' find that one?

 

What version of forscan are you on and what adapter are you using? The adapter must be able to read the HS and MS Can networks

 

This is on the spreadsheet. Thanks for the contribution.

 

It's listed as IPC not ICP but if you still can't see it it's because your adapter isn't seeing MS-CAN modules.

 

Bump- still hoping someone can assist with this-

 

What module/values are you trying to write and what error are you getting?

 

I would have to try again to see exact error, I got frustrated with it and gave up-

Here is what I tried to change

BCM-726-17-01 new value- 0101 0101 014A Gives error when I write, it does not save new values. Since I got the error on that one I didn't try changing any of those listed below..

Am I supposed to change all 3 BCM, DDM, PDM and IPC?

 

If the error you see says "incorrect checksum" just ignore that press the ok button and continue with the write (FORScan will automatically write the correct checksum anyways).

You need to do all the changes in BCM/DDM/PDM below for it to work, the IPC change is optional.
* Note: where the "x's" are shown below that just means to ignore whatever you have in that position and to just change the non-x value listed.

BCM 726-17-01 0101 0101 014A
BCM 726-17-02 0101 0101 014B
BCM 726-30-01 0101 xxxx xxxx
DDM 740-05-01 Dxxx xx
PDM 741-05-01 Dxxx xx

 

Thank you sir! I will be home in a little bit and will try and report back. Just to confirm, it looks like the entries on 726-17-02 are exactly the same as the "As Built".

 

Ok so when I did the prgramming the other night I saved all factory settings as descibed in the video, I saved all modded as well...Now today when i go to save he new values there are none of my changes...I am concerned about going further without a backup.

 

You're either trying to save your modules today in a different folder than you did the other night or you named your original backups with something other than the default .abt extension that the filter in your screenshot is showing, making it seem like that folder is empty.

 

BTW: Everyone, when naming your backup files make sure you don't name them something like BCM.ab.abt like a member on the F150forums did; he named all his backups with this style and FORScan will give an error when you try to open a module backup file named like that.