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Recalibrating speedometer / sensors after lift and bigger tires
SanJuanTech
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I forgot to update this thread, but I did use FORscan to recalibrate. However using the online calculator it was still off. So I took the original circumference and what the calculator said it should be and split the difference and that got it to within 1 MPH on the GPS and that is close enough for me.
tewest86
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Just to clarify, did you use mm? Also, this seems alot easier than the link posted in the original thread. Did it change for the 2021+ models?
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Yes I have every option. Speedo calibration was easy but no proper math added up. I tried what everyone had said and read up on the proper math it still was off so after a few quick passes I just kept adjusting until I got it within 1mph using Waze or any gps app at 70 mph. With level/lift you will want to bring it back to ford after to have them do the proper recalibration for your adaptive headlights and other tech. I never had any major issues but little warnings for rear back up assist and headlamp failure and the self driving was slight off.
After ford recalibrated all that stuff I haven’t had any issues.
After ford recalibrated all that stuff I haven’t had any issues.
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SanJuanTech
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Yes, I did use mm. Not sure why the numbers were off when using the calculator but I am sure there is a lot to it. Since it is so easy to adjust using FORscan I just kept adjusting until it was dialed in for my set up. I check it often and it is still within 1 mph. Sorry, but I do not know if it changed for later model's, but I would doubt it since the 22's did not look like they changed much at all.
