Camera views available past 5mph? See Video

[heffer86]

I found a Facebook (link)post showing cameras being viewable past the 5mph limit for a few seconds. The main video in the link shows a 2022 super duty, but people in the comments are showing 21 F150's that are just a few weeks old doing also. In the video below (sorry low quality) the person is goin 17mph. Thoughts? Anyone verify this?

 

[PeteRit]

Yep just seen a video on tik tok of a new super duty driving along watching all the cameras.

 

[shtraver]

Is this a forscan modification? I would like to know how to do this!

 

[PeteRit]

Is this a forscan modification? I would like to know how to do this!

Not yet it isn't, but I'm about to line by line the APIM and see what is different in the as built between a 22 f250 sync 4 and a 21 f150. They come this way from the factory

 

[gtotco]

Not yet it isn't, but I'm about to line by line the APIM and see what is different in the as built between a 22 f250 sync 4 and a 21 f150. They come this way from the factory

Let us know what you find. Would be really nice if hardware was same in F-150 and they would allow this. I saw a video of Tremor where you can leave cameras on that. I mostly want the front camera for off-roading, it’s really annoying that it shuts off when you hit faster sections of road. Being able to see in the bed while driving would be very nice also though. I don’t tow but sometimes it would be good to just check on cargo.

 

[tonesto7]

I’m pretty sure this requires updated module firmwares.
The newer 2021 trucks have more config blocks on most of the modules compared to my March built Lariat 502a.
Hopefully they will bring ours up to date when the blue cruise updates are pushed out OTA

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