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Now, we just need to figure out what BCM 726-16-03 is for. Different on hybrid XLT than hybrid XL. Seems unique to Maverick?

I've hunted far and wide to see if this can be changed with Forscan. Alas, it doesn't seem possible with any Ford vehicle, despite many attempts over the years. Frustrating...

My truck hasn't done that, so I don't think that it's a "feature." Sounds like you need to make a trip to the service center. For safety's sake, you might want to temporarily disable the system until you can get the truck looked at, though. Just place a piece of tape on the windshield to block...

Back to the dealer.

How does a vehicle determine that the front wheels are slipping? I always assumed that some comparison was made between the speeds of the front and rear wheels. But if that were true, the truck would notice that the front wheels were rotating much faster than the back wheels--and therefore...

For over a year, I shopped for the perfect vehicle—and I never found it. That is, until the Maverick was announced. I placed my order in June, and picked it up just before Christmas. It truly is everything that I wanted, even if it took a year and a half to get it!

Yeah, my typo threw this for a bit of a loop. But once I realized that the checksum wasn't right, I went back to figure out why. Took me a bit to figure out what happened. I guess that why checksums exist. ;) Thanks for updating the original post. I wish that other threads on adding cruise...

I like the way the hybrid rides. Doesn't seem at all harsh. Tight, but not harsh.

Yeah, a truly and amazing team. So MANY vehicles, trims and options to keep track of, though. No wonder a few things fall through the cracks.

Agreed. Especially in light of the recent discovery about different cruise control codes for EcoBoost and hybrid drivetrains, I think it's safer to just enter the real codes.

Use the "AS BUILT format" to enter the hex codes.

Well, not really. While you aren't required to pay for things that you did not order, you ARE required to return them if they were shipped by accident. Taking advantage of a shipping error isn't OK.

Do the addresses in BdyCM start with "726-"? If so, that's where to go to make the changes.

Not that I am aware of. The no-option hybrid XLTs that I checked use ABS 760-03-02 0200 0000 0573.

@Doc928, you might consider updating your original post to include this information: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/diy-forscan-enabled-cruise-control-xl-models-only-hill-descent-non-fx4-all-models.8959/post-197191

Thanks for verifying and testing my discovery. While it might not be immediately apparent what the difference(s) may be, I suspect that Ford didn't arbitrarily make two settings for the same function. @Maverick2022XL, you might want to update your post to reflect these new findings?

That is indeed WAY too much movement. Good that you're getting it looked at.

Yep. It would have taken them less than 10 minutes to read through a few threads to get the whole story. Lazy work.

The donor XLTs that I’ve looked at also have the ABS changes, which suggests that they are necessary. But maybe someone will test them.

Always nice to come across a dealer that plays a straight game!