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The "Gauge Mode" of the information screen displays transmission temperature only. Is transmission temperature the only data that can be displayed in gauge mode? If not, how can I tell the system to display everything else?
Also, is there any way to present a digital display of the vehicle's speed? After all, the truck does have an info screen.
The "Gauge Mode" of the information screen displays transmission temperature only. Is transmission temperature the only data that can be displayed in gauge mode? If not, how can I tell the system to display everything else?
Also, is there any way to present a digital display of the vehicle's speed? After all, the truck does have an info screen.
Cheers...
2014 FX4 Ecoboost
Unfortunately, I have not seen a way to display any additional Gauges
I also recently became familiar to FORScan & unfortunately (again) I could hardly do anything to my 2013 F150. Its my understanding the 2015+ Trucks are capable of a lot more customization. I was able to do a lot with my wife's 2016 Fusion in FORScan, but my Truck sucks....lol
I saw this a while back - there is an engineering test mode where you can view multiple parameters, including vehicle speed. Unfortunately, there is not a way I am aware of to keep the screen up between key cycles.
To enter the test mode:
- On the cluster, hold the SELECT/RESET button in
- Turn ignition switch to RUN (I think the second position)
- Hold SELECT/RESET button in for about 5 seconds until display says ENGINEERING TEST MODE
- Then press the button in to cycle thru all the stages of the self test.
To exit, just hold the button in for about 3 seconds or just turn ignition to OFF.
EDIT: I just tried on the non-color display on my STX and it works there too, just need to keep holding the reset button during startup - then press to toggle through until you see vehicle speed:
Tried this morning leaving the house, Wish there was a way to not display tenths of a MPH as it jumps around a bit and gets annoying. Otherwise seems to work well.
Looks like the engineering mode remembers your last setting, just needed to keep holding reset through start cycle
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