OEM Super Duty LED fogs plus Bambi mod
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Dennis J. Aitken (04-10-2017)
03-28-2017, 10:47 PM
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Technically, the Bambi mod is illegal (can't have 6 filaments burning simultaneously), so most likely not. And, it requires tweaking bits directly in the module - to my knowledge it's not an option directly exposed in the scan tool. For both reasons, not likely to happen.
Forscan is easy, and the BT adapters aren't that expensive. Pick one up and do it yourself. There's quite a few more fun things you can do too!
Forscan is easy, and the BT adapters aren't that expensive. Pick one up and do it yourself. There's quite a few more fun things you can do too!
How much is forscan? Guess I will have to figure out how to run it on a MAC as I do not have windows computers
Will Forscan change tire size?
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Dennis J. Aitken (04-10-2017)
03-29-2017, 12:35 AM
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Forscan is free... there's a sticky thread in the forum with loads of info to get started. I believe you can change tire size, limited to what was available from the factory. You can run it on your Mac in a Windows virtual machine - Parallels, VMware Fusion, Virtualbox, etc.
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Dennis J. Aitken (04-10-2017)
03-29-2017, 01:57 AM
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Forscan is free... there's a sticky thread in the forum with loads of info to get started. I believe you can change tire size, limited to what was available from the factory. You can run it on your Mac in a Windows virtual machine - Parallels, VMware Fusion, Virtualbox, etc.
I have been looking at the Forscan thread, 500 plus pages, lots there will take forever to read it.
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Dennis J. Aitken (04-10-2017)
03-29-2017, 04:21 AM
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Originally Posted by FLSTFI Dave
So how do people correct the speedometer for 35" tires and so on?
I have been looking at the Forscan thread, 500 plus pages, lots there will take forever to read it.
I have been looking at the Forscan thread, 500 plus pages, lots there will take forever to read it.
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Dennis J. Aitken (04-10-2017)
03-29-2017, 03:50 PM
#26
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You'll need the hypertech speedometer calibrator. Not even the handheld tuners can change it on the newer trucks from what I understand. Forscan can change it, but you'll get a DTC and I believe a check engine light. I've heard that they're working on the software to be able to change it without a DTC, but it hasn't happened yet.
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Dennis J. Aitken (04-10-2017)
03-29-2017, 10:39 PM
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I used a Mac running Bootcamp with Windows installed. Best of both worlds, swapped in a 1TB hard drive and 8GB of ram into a 2011 Macbook Pro before I partitioned the harddrive and installed windows. The windows side has 300GB if I remember correctly. Did it in college so I could use the windows programs we were learning.
You'll need the hypertech speedometer calibrator. Not even the handheld tuners can change it on the newer trucks from what I understand. Forscan can change it, but you'll get a DTC and I believe a check engine light. I've heard that they're working on the software to be able to change it without a DTC, but it hasn't happened yet.
You'll need the hypertech speedometer calibrator. Not even the handheld tuners can change it on the newer trucks from what I understand. Forscan can change it, but you'll get a DTC and I believe a check engine light. I've heard that they're working on the software to be able to change it without a DTC, but it hasn't happened yet.
Thank you for the good information
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Dennis J. Aitken (04-10-2017)
04-05-2017, 09:05 AM
#28
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Fireimp141,
I have this problem also and someone just told me that I need the load resistors for the fog lights (I forgot to order them).
Best of luck
I have this problem also and someone just told me that I need the load resistors for the fog lights (I forgot to order them).
Best of luck
