F150 Lightning FORScan thread - Version 2

[Firn]

Well, the added displays dont really add value, but at least you could turn some off to make the list shorter and only the displays you find useful. That at least results in fewer "cards" to flip through.

Of the displays i added (fuel economy, trip1/2, eco something) they mostly do not add value. Fuel economy does not work (not surprised), Trip1/2 does not add value.

Eco mode did "something", if its working right, or of value, I have no idea. This was from my drive to work.

Sponsored

 

[bmwhitetx]

Of the displays i added (fuel economy, trip1/2, eco something) they mostly do not add value. Fuel economy does not work (not surprised), Trip1/2 does not add value.

When you say these new displays do not add value, is that because they are already shown in another way? I am not familiar at all with the 12" screen so don't know how that ecosystem works. I know it's different than the 15" screen.

If you do find something, let me know the changes and I will add to post 1 (with disclaimer it's for 12" screen). Also feel free to DM me and I can tell you the existing hex values for a wide array of trims and model years for any of the FORScan parameters you are looking at. I have some Lightnings with the SSV option for instance.

 

[Firn]

When you say these new displays do not add value, is that because they are already shown in another way? I am not familiar at all with the 12" screen so don't know how that ecosystem works. I know it's different than the 15" screen.

If you do find something, let me know the changes and I will add to post 1 (with disclaimer it's for 12" screen). Also feel free to DM me and I can tell you the existing hex values for a wide array of trims and model years for any of the FORScan parameters you are looking at. I have some Lightnings with the SSV option for instance.

Sure, let me give a quick follow-up on the additional APIM displays I enabled—unfortunately, most didn’t add much value beyond what’s already available on the truck:

• Fuel Economy: This appears to be designed for gas vehicles and does not function correctly on the Lightning.
• Trip 1 / Trip 2: These show similar info to the existing Trip display, but add MPG (which reads 0.0).
• AUX Camera: This option didn’t display anything. It’s possible it only shows up when a trailer camera is connected.
• Eco Behavior: Shows the odd bar graph I mentioned earlier. It starts at 99% and may drop while driving, but the logic behind it wasn’t clear, so I didn’t spend time analyzing it further.
• TPMS: This already showed as enabled for my truck but there is no visible display on the center screen.

Additional Notes:

• I didn’t manually input values—I used the APIM FORScan (the non-as built option) to enable these options.
• FORScan lists two “IOD” groupings:
  • The first is labeled under “Cluster…” and was located with the ‘C’ entries. All were initially off, and enabling them had no noticeable effect.
  • The second group appears in the ‘I’ section under "IOD" or "Ignition-off Display" or similar. Some of these were already enabled. Aside from TPMS the ones enabled were displays already showing on my truck.

I believe the settings are located at:

7D0-01-03	xxxx	xxxx	*x--	Trailer Measurement (TM) • IOD - Pitch/Roll (IODPR) • IOD - Eco Behavior (IODEB)
7D0-01-03	xxxx	xxxx	x*--	IOD - Trip 1/2 (IODT) • IOD - Fuel Economy (IODFE) • IOD - Zone Lighting (IODZL) • IOD - Bed Camera (IODBC)
7D0-01-04	x*xx	xxxx	xx--	360 Lighting Vehicle HMI (LVHMI) • IOD - Navigation (IODN) • IOD - On Board Generator (IODOBG)
7D0-01-04	xx*x	xxxx	xx--	IOD - Phone (IODP) • IOD - Audio (IODA) • IOD - TPMS (IODTPMS) • Eco-Idle (EI)
7D0-02-02	x*xx	xxxx	xx--	IOD - EV Trip (IODEVT) • Climate Auto Heated Steering Wheel (CAHSW) • Mirror Defrost (MD) • Front Dual Zone, Dual / Link Button (FDZDLB)
7D0-10-04	*xxx	xxxx	xx--	Aux IOD (AIOD) • Always Show Odometer (ASO) • BEV Power Up/Power Down Chime (BEVPUPDC)

FYSA:
On the 12" screen, these are optional Sync display "cards" that appear on certain screens (e.g., Radio). They form a vertical carousel you can scroll through. However, there are quite a few, and many may not be important for all users.
For example, I don’t typically use cards like Phone, Audio, Pro Power, or Zone Lighting—but to access ones I do use (such as Navigation, Trip, or Bed Camera), I have to scroll through all of them.
These settings will also allow you to disable individual cards, letting you streamline the carousel and more quickly access the displays that matter most to you.

(and yes, I do need to get with you regarding the SSV as-built files)

Sponsored