rugedraw
Well-known member
I don't use easy mode for anything. I like to see what is being changed so I can change it back easily if I don't get the desired result.Thanks a lot for the detailed answer, really appreciate you taking the time to explain how you maintain Post 1 and validate mods for the Lightning. The context about the FORScan team and Easy Mode not being Lightning-specific makes a lot of sense.
What got me thinking of testing in easy mode was this part in post 1:
“FORScan allows you to make modifications to certain module settings that change how they operate. The source of many mods is from FORScan guru @Livnitup. He has maintained spreadsheets with module information. You can find them on this thread. Caution: his spreadsheet has a Common Mods tab that is specific to the ICE truck. Blindly pasting in those values can cause issues with the Lightning.”
I’m curious, since the spreadsheet also has dedicated Lightning tabs, are those safe to experiment with? I’d like to explore beyond just what’s in Post 1, as I have quite a bit of experience tweaking, breaking and fixing things in other vehicles and electronics, but this is my first Ford and my first pickup. One example is that I drive a lot in tunnels and would really like to delay on lights reduced - I found this link that I would like to try (greetings from Norway, where pretty much only the electric cars are relevant).
With that said: If you get some undesired results after making some FORScan changes, it's not difficult to revert back to what you had before; even if you forgot to make a back-up or take a picture of what you changed for reference. You can always pull the as-built file for your vehicle directly from Ford's website and use FORScan to flash back original data very easily.
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