F150 Lightning FORScan thread - Version 2

[mxracer]

If I'm reading the Livitup spreadsheet correctly it looks like all zeros in these lines makes the truck think that there are no seats installed

Yeah, good point. I did verify my seat heaters and power seats still work on both sides.

If I have time I'll play a bit with those values and see if the " without Buckle Sensor" values work

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[bmwhitetx]

That happened to me when I programmed my truck. Turns out I had screwed up the APIM settings, mistyping a setting in the wrong place. It took me a couple times through to spot the error. If you need a second set of eyes, download your APIM settings and show the file here (it's a plain-text file that's quite easy to read).

I got @Karlos back on track. Just needed a second set of eyes!

 

[jnoahr]

When I park my lightning the lights stay on for 10 minutes. I screwed something up. How do I fix it.

 

[B177y]

When I park my lightning the lights stay on for 10 minutes. I screwed something up. How do I fix it.

Restore your ForScan backups.

You did make backups, right?

 

[jnoahr]

Restore your ForScan backups.

You did make backups, right?

Nope, I’m looking for the code for this

 

[B177y]

Nope, I’m looking for the code for this

The code for?

 

[jnoahr]

The code for?

When I park my lightning and walk away from it, the headlights stay on for 10 minutes. I wanna shorten that down to like a minute.

 

[B177y]

When I park my lightning and walk away from it, the headlights stay on for 10 minutes. I wanna shorten that down to like a minute.

Did you make changes that caused this behavior? If so, which module did you make changes to? If you "screwed something up" as your post says, what line in Forscan did you "screw up"? You have to go back to that line and change the value, based on the values in the spreadsheet. Use this spreadsheet to figure out what you did and what your stock values should be:

Livitup Forscan spreadsheet

Best practice is to make backups before you make any changes in forscan so that you can always restore your original values.

If you can't figure out what you did, there is an option in forscan to download as-built data that may help you restore some normal settings, or it may not. I have no experience doing that.

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