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Old 05-20-2021, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Travbz24
Confirming these are correct?
The do do do chime can be disabled with this: IPC 720-01-02 xxxx x2xx

To disable the driver/passenger seatbelt minder: IPC 720-01-01 xxxx xx0x xxxx
looks right to me

it might take a couple ignition cycles.
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Originally Posted by tonesto7
looks right to me
As I mentioned above, the seat belt minder is still minding for me. Lol.
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Just curious if anyone has experimented with removing the 6mph restriction in the Ford F-150 Camera Views On-Demand feature?
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Old 05-20-2021, 08:21 PM
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you don't need forscan to kill the seatbelt reminder.

Note the two front seats must be done independently. And this won’t work if you’re using a Ford MyKey.

Before starting:

– ignition is OFF
– truck is in Park (P)
– the parking brake is ON
– both front seat belts are unbuckled

Follow these steps:

1 – turn the key, but not all the way to start the engine

2 – wait about 1 minute until seat belt warning light goes off. Once off, wait 5 more seconds before starting step 3



You must complete steps 3 – 4 within 30 seconds.

3 – buckle and unbuckle the belt 3 times. End in unbuckled position. The warning light will turn on.

4 – With the light on, buckle then unbuckle again. The light will flash for confirmation.

Do it all again to turn the chime back on.
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Originally Posted by tonesto7
I just want to give you fellow tinkers a heads up.
I was experimenting with some of the settings in the IPC and APIM (specifically the feature Adaptive Headlamps Traffic)
It causes a warning to display on the IPC on every ignition ON. This warning will not go away even after restoring the as built back to the factory.
I just wanted to follow up and ask if executing the LIN Bus Calibration in the ForScan service functions section resolved your headlamp error? It takes a few seconds to run.

While working to disable auto stop start I was able to verify that the LIN Bus Calibration function works fine on our 2021 in the current version of For Scan.
(BMS reset procedure as-is will not work).
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Originally Posted by Airborne_Ape
I just wanted to follow up and ask if executing the LIN Bus Calibration in the ForScan service functions section resolved your headlamp error? It takes a few seconds to run.

While working to disable auto stop start I was able to verify that the LIN Bus Calibration function works fine on our 2021 in the current version of For Scan.
(BMS reset procedure as-is will not work).
Still waiting for the dealer to schedule me in. I will ask the tech if he will run it. I would but I do not have a new ODB adapter.

Rick
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Originally Posted by sny11
Just curious if anyone has experimented with removing the 6mph restriction in the Ford F-150 Camera Views On-Demand feature?
This would be a great one. Especially the bed camera so you can keep an eye on whatever you are carrying back there. Anyone??
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Originally Posted by Livnitup
It's a carryover setting that worked on the prior generation of F150s but since you've confirmed it works I'll add it to the common spreadsheet for the current spreadsheets.
This didn't work on my Platinum Powerboost.
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It did not work for me
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Originally Posted by John Adams
This would be a great one. Especially the bed camera so you can keep an eye on whatever you are carrying back there. Anyone??
I tried because the Tremour F150 has an extra front camera in Ford’s marketing ads where it looks possible, but enabling the front camera off road setting in the APIM had no effect. There’s
probably a lot more we’re missing. It might be possible on this generation F150 once the Tremour is out and we can compare the calibrations and configurations between the F150 variants. It will take a while just to figure out what can be tested.


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