I’d like to enable some features using the forscan, but I dont have a clue what those codes mean, how to input them, how to avoid messing something up, or generally how to use a computer for any type of programming. I can rebuild a carb, tear a motor apart, work on suspension, frame a hous, troubleshoot electrical etc. Computer work, no effin way., not on a brand new 70k truck. Anybody in sf bay area want to make some $$?

 

If you ever get down in the Central Valley, give me a shout.

 

Same thing here in Dallas Ft Worth area...I’d pay for some forscan.

What did I just say?

 

Any member here who is proficient at using FORScan that would CHARGE another member (except for any travel time, fuel or mileage, if applicable) wouldn't find himself/herself on my Christmas card list.

All I'm saying is: It's no sweat to help out another member with FORScan - it's not like you're installing a lift kit.

At least *I* would never charge anyone.

I live in the SE Michigan area. Anyone who needs programming is welcome to ask.

 

I agree coal in the stocking. I actually helped s member over the phone once.

 

I am happy to help anyone in the DC area for free.

 

Agreed. I've gotten tons of free help from members here. I'd also help another member out if I were able.

 

Anyone out in South Florida I would someone myself.

 

Where exactly are you located in Bay Area? I'm in Sacramento driving many times a week around Bay area

 

What are people paying to have someone with Forscan to modify their trucks?

 

When I met up and helped another user here in the Seattle area, I said no money, will work for free, but beer is always nice. Was rewarded with a nice case of IPA. That's the absolute max I'd ever take for helping out another truck person.

 

Roadpilot, I may just take you up on that when my truck comes in. I live about an hour south of Chicago and a few tweeks would definitely be worth a drive. Ordered a 2018 ccsb 6.2 I think I would like to make a few changes to. Supposed to be built 12/5. Thanks in advance.

 

I’ve helped a few in West Alabama. The only thing I ask in return is that, when I inevitably leave my Bluetooth adapter in someone's truck, they get it back to me. I’ve come really close to forgetting it on two occasions so far....it’s only a matter of time.

 

I would be willing to pay for help in the Tampa area.

 

Robeleo, I am in Novato. I'd be willing to drive to Sac though for a little help with the settings.