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Updated to a 60 gallon tank per the updated code changes. It provided 939 miles of DTE, which seems a good bit short as I was getting the same with my 55 gallon in my 2017. 5 extra gallons and better economy should have sent the DTE well over 1k, but none the less, better than before.
Also, regarding the connection issue. An external bluetooth dongle fixed the problem, it was indeed something related to the Dell Intel Bluetooth device (which I disabled temporarily in device manager).
yeah doing some math I’m spot on if it was a 65 gal (I have a 70) was looking around and don’t see any fixes/ changes
There has always been a discussion that Ford keeps a big reserve, that when the truck reads zero DTE there are still at least 5 gallons left in it. I wonder if that helps explain the discrepancy.
There has always been a discussion that Ford keeps a big reserve, that when the truck reads zero DTE there are still at least 5 gallons left in it. I wonder if that helps explain the discrepancy.
I just tested that this week ! I was returning my truck to the dealership and decided to not fuel up on purpose. I left the house with 1 km and the dealership is 40km from here. I did not make it LOL
Hoping someone can point me in the right direction about what setting causes the speed limit to display next to my digital speedometer as shown below in the photo from my 2020 F350. I have a 2018 Expedition and would like to have the same functionality on my Expy if possible via Forscan or if it's a Sync related setting, etc. F350 is running Sync 3.4 version 19274 and my Expy is running Sync 3.4 version 20021 if it makes any difference.
Hoping someone can point me in the right direction about what setting causes the speed limit to display next to my digital speedometer as shown below in the photo from my 2020 F350. I have a 2018 Expedition and would like to have the same functionality on my Expy if possible via Forscan or if it's a Sync related setting, etc. F350 is running Sync 3.4 version 19274 and my Expy is running Sync 3.4 version 20021 if it makes any difference.
I believe that is a cluster firmware thing
Reach out to LivnItUp at clustersbylivnitup@gmail.com. He does cluster programming
Yes, 60 gallons is what I programmed. I may have stacked the deck, while the trip average is showing 17, it was a lot of in town driving for he first 250 miles, the last 200 just before I filled was a trip on the highway, and the average for that trip was about 22.7, so the range was probably heavily influenced by that. I have never figured out what fuel economy history it uses to calculate range.
zooDad, thanks again for all your help on this, very satisfying to see that range finally reflect the money I spent on the tank.
Hoping someone can point me in the right direction about what setting causes the speed limit to display next to my digital speedometer as shown below in the photo from my 2020 F350. I have a 2018 Expedition and would like to have the same functionality on my Expy if possible via Forscan or if it's a Sync related setting, etc. F350 is running Sync 3.4 version 19274 and my Expy is running Sync 3.4 version 20021 if it makes any difference.
Is this with the GPS/NAV navigating to a destination? If so, cancel the route and see if it still shows.
Is this with the GPS/NAV navigating to a destination? If so, cancel the route and see if it still shows.
Originally Posted by 16_superduty
No it shows at all times, I asked livininup few months ago and as far of then he didn't know about it
I remember some discussion on it some pages back in the 2015-2020 F-150 FORScan thread; someone wanted it to show as yours does but NAV had to be engaged and be on a road/street that the NAV knew the speed limit on. Some of the newest vehicles can actually read the speed limit signs with their on-board cameras and display it. BMW's, for one. https://techcrunch.com/2016/04/21/sl...here-hamilton/
07-11-2020, 07:15 PM
