Speedometer Fix
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Speedometer Fix
I've asked a few times in a couple different threads and haven't gotten a clear answer.
Has anyone with an 11-14 successfully been able to correct their speedometer error using Forscan?
If not, is there a cheaper way than the $80 the dealer wants to change me to do it?
I'm not new to Forscan. Changing the tires sizes within Forscan did nothing, made no change at all to my speedometer reading. I also used a plug-in formula I found in the 15+ page that gives you an exact value to fix the difference between indicated and actual speed. All this to no avail
Has anyone with an 11-14 successfully been able to correct their speedometer error using Forscan?
If not, is there a cheaper way than the $80 the dealer wants to change me to do it?
I'm not new to Forscan. Changing the tires sizes within Forscan did nothing, made no change at all to my speedometer reading. I also used a plug-in formula I found in the 15+ page that gives you an exact value to fix the difference between indicated and actual speed. All this to no avail
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I've asked a few times in a couple different threads and haven't gotten a clear answer.
Has anyone with an 11-14 successfully been able to correct their speedometer error using Forscan?
If not, is there a cheaper way than the $80 the dealer wants to change me to do it?
I'm not new to Forscan. Changing the tires sizes within Forscan did nothing, made no change at all to my speedometer reading. I also used a plug-in formula I found in the 15+ page that gives you an exact value to fix the difference between indicated and actual speed. All this to no avail
Has anyone with an 11-14 successfully been able to correct their speedometer error using Forscan?
If not, is there a cheaper way than the $80 the dealer wants to change me to do it?
I'm not new to Forscan. Changing the tires sizes within Forscan did nothing, made no change at all to my speedometer reading. I also used a plug-in formula I found in the 15+ page that gives you an exact value to fix the difference between indicated and actual speed. All this to no avail
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They must have changed this on the 15+, members with these trucks have been able to fix this issue using Forscan
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I've asked a few times in a couple different threads and haven't gotten a clear answer.
Has anyone with an 11-14 successfully been able to correct their speedometer error using Forscan?
If not, is there a cheaper way than the $80 the dealer wants to change me to do it?
I'm not new to Forscan. Changing the tires sizes within Forscan did nothing, made no change at all to my speedometer reading. I also used a plug-in formula I found in the 15+ page that gives you an exact value to fix the difference between indicated and actual speed. All this to no avail
Has anyone with an 11-14 successfully been able to correct their speedometer error using Forscan?
If not, is there a cheaper way than the $80 the dealer wants to change me to do it?
I'm not new to Forscan. Changing the tires sizes within Forscan did nothing, made no change at all to my speedometer reading. I also used a plug-in formula I found in the 15+ page that gives you an exact value to fix the difference between indicated and actual speed. All this to no avail
Being all that said, I have a 14 F150 5.slow. Is there a tuner that is documented to fix the speedo? I have read somewhere that people have bought a tuner and it would not correct the speedo.
Thanks in advance!!
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If you can find that then thanks