Hyper Flash Help
I just did this to my 2012 F150 XLT yesterday. I also had the hyperflash once I replaced front and rear turns with LED's (from halogens). Definitely had the hyperflash!!
Go into forscan; and open the BdyCM (NOT the as built).
You'll see several different options. You'll want to adjust four:
Left Front Turn Outage
Left Rear Stop Turn Outage
Right Front Turn Outage
Right Rear Stop Turn Outage
In my truck; these were all set to "Enabled". I changed all four to "Disabled".
Write your new values and cycle the key in your truck.
Hyperflash should now be gone.
Go into forscan; and open the BdyCM (NOT the as built).
You'll see several different options. You'll want to adjust four:
Left Front Turn Outage
Left Rear Stop Turn Outage
Right Front Turn Outage
Right Rear Stop Turn Outage
In my truck; these were all set to "Enabled". I changed all four to "Disabled".
Write your new values and cycle the key in your truck.
Hyperflash should now be gone.
You mean for the forscan? Google will help you quite a bit there, as it's already been covered many times.
But, you'll need an HSCAN/MSCAN OBD adapter from Amazon (about $20) and a laptop.
The forscan software is free; but you'll definitely want to purchase the extended license (I think $10 per year).
Once you have those two things; you just plug up to your truck, open the software, and make the changes.
But, you'll need an HSCAN/MSCAN OBD adapter from Amazon (about $20) and a laptop.
The forscan software is free; but you'll definitely want to purchase the extended license (I think $10 per year).
Once you have those two things; you just plug up to your truck, open the software, and make the changes.
You mean for the forscan? Google will help you quite a bit there, as it's already been covered many times.
But, you'll need an HSCAN/MSCAN OBD adapter from Amazon (about $20) and a laptop.
The forscan software is free; but you'll definitely want to purchase the extended license (I think $10 per year).
Once you have those two things; you just plug up to your truck, open the software, and make the changes.
But, you'll need an HSCAN/MSCAN OBD adapter from Amazon (about $20) and a laptop.
The forscan software is free; but you'll definitely want to purchase the extended license (I think $10 per year).
Once you have those two things; you just plug up to your truck, open the software, and make the changes.






