What other reasons could itnot be functioning? Could there be any workarounds such as downgrading sync software revisions?Yeah if yours is set at 5 then don't bother; I thought it might be set at zero like a '22 Limited VIN I pulled.
Is that not how it comes from Ford?Admittedly haven't read all 43 pages of this thread, but didn't see what I was looking for on the spreadsheet.
My 2016 was programmed via FORScan to if I got out of the truck with it started (not auto-started), and someone got in the truck, they could not shift it out of park with out the key inside.
Example, I get out a gas station but family is still inside with A/C running. Someone decides to get stupid and attempt to get inside my truck and take off. But it won't shift because the key is with me.
By the way, I only do this when there is an adult in there with my kids.
It is called Secure Idle and is in the BCM I believe. The 2021+ has it active by default unlike previous years from what I understand. It was active on my truck without modification.Admittedly haven't read all 43 pages of this thread, but didn't see what I was looking for on the spreadsheet.
My 2016 was programmed via FORScan to if I got out of the truck with it started (not auto-started), and someone got in the truck, they could not shift it out of park with out the key inside.
Example, I get out a gas station but family is still inside with A/C running. Someone decides to get stupid and attempt to get inside my truck and take off. But it won't shift because the key is with me.
By the way, I only do this when there is an adult in there with my kids.
I definitely think the fix for that is in the HVAC module. I just need to take the time to do some experimentation.Cool feature, I might have to give this one a try!
I was hoping that this mapping might reveal a timeout clock to keep the recirculate mode running longer or forever. I don’t see anything specific but there are a bunch of”air strategy” options. I suspect it’s buried in those somehow.
I found it to be active on my 2018 KingRanch and I didn't program for it.It is called Secure Idle and is in the BCM I believe. The 2021+ has it active by default unlike previous years from what I understand. It was active on my truck without modification.
Good deal, thank you!It is called Secure Idle and is in the BCM I believe. The 2021+ has it active by default unlike previous years from what I understand. It was active on my truck without modification.
I disabled mine for that exact reason.Anyone know if there is a way to adjust the sensitivity of the auto dimming mirrors. I feel like mine get dark for no reason at night and makes it tough to see out of them.
that’s crazy. The IR for blue cruise is emitting constantly? Anyway here are the wires involved.I disabled mine for that exact reason.
The dimming mirrors are self contained and not controlled by the module, so there is nothing in forscan to adjust. The rear view mirror has a front and rear light sensor. The rear view controls the side mirror. Another member reported that the IR sensors used for Blue Cruise appeared to be the cause of it going full dark and staying there. At some point I plan to test a small piece of IR blocking tint over the rear light sensor to see if that makes it operate correctly. I have tinted windows so just having it disabled has worked out fine thus far.
To disable, just disconnect the plug on the back of the rear view mirror. You can partially reinsert the plug, not enough to snap in and make an electrical connection, and avoid any loose hanging wires.
Those sensors are defiantly active all of the time. You can catch them with your phone camera.that’s crazy. The IR for blue cruise is emitting constantly? Anyway here are the wires involved.