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Try this in BdyCM: 726-10-01 xx00 xxxx xx--

So something that has always annoyed me is the time in which the power running boards retract after a door closes. Scenario: I put something in my front passenger area and close that door and walk around to the driver door and by the time I make it there, the running boards are already...

If you already have the correct wire there then you should also have it in the top connector for the switch so if that's the case then just plug the top connector into the switch and make the ABS change and test it. My non-FX4 Platinum didn't have the HDC wire at all from the switch to the...

Ignore the checksum error warning and continue with the write - FORScan will automatically correct the checksum so the warning message it gives is redundant.

I'm not sure whether the Raptor has the same capabilities on active park or not but I have "0B" on my platinum in the address above if you want to experiment.

No, nothing found for that on the 8" cluster

Yeah I heard the same thing from someone else too. I would suggest sending an email to the FORScan support team along with your log files here to see if they can get to the bottom of it or develop a test version that might work: https://forscan.org/contactus

There's no one correct way to do it but in the case of Global Windows I would make both changes in the DDM then write all, both changes in PDM and write all, then all changes in BCM and write all and then power cycle.

Low beams would still be on I believe and I haven't experimented myself or seen it posted how to disable the low beams as DRL

I am updating the spreadsheets when I have time and when people confirm things as working. Six posts up I did post the following as DRL options: 726-38-01 xxxx xxxx **-- DRL_IncludeParklamps_Cfg: 00=Disable 01=Enable 726-38-02 **xx xxxx xx-- DRL_WithFog_Cfg: 00=Allow 01=Inhibit 726-38-02 xx**...

Message me your VIN and I'll give you some values to try

I'm not sure then because I don't see any value to disable any warning message. Maybe figure out the ohm resistance of the speaker and short the connector with a matched value resistor to trick it? Not sure if this is a good idea so maybe someone here with better electronic knowledge than me...

726-38-01 xxxx xxxx **-- DRL_IncludeParklamps_Cfg: 00=Disable 01=Enable 726-38-02 **xx xxxx xx-- DRL_WithFog_Cfg: 00=Allow 01=Inhibit 726-38-02 xx** xxxx xx-- DRL_WithTurn_Cfg: 00=Allow 01=DIM 02=Inhibit

I haven't played with it since the last gen F150s but here's a few things that might disable it that you could try: (backup ACM before the changes and expect a loud sound from the speakers when you write to the module) 727-04-01 xxxx 00xx xx-- 727-01-01 xxxx xxxx 0x-- Let me...

You could try it but I'm sure the police clusters have different firmware that actually allow the change.

I'm unsure if you'd have any on-screen warning after unplugging the speaker.

I've been trying but haven't been able to disable any of the speed restriction stuff.

Message me your VIN so I can pull your asbuilt values and I'll give you some stuff to try

Airborne_Ape on F150forum found this: "I killed another nanny-mode warning chime" IPMA 706-01-01 xxxx xxx* xxxx Will disable auto-reverse-braking and the alert that lets the driver know the driver toggled it off. see my common spreadsheet here for this entry

I can't find your original post where I asked if you were using the newest version so I can't remember why I asked you that and if it had anything to do with auto start/stop so please remind me