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I will add that I do not get all of the expected modules when I connect so I am working on that issue.Leaning towards it being an issue with my bluetooth based adapter.But I was able to modify a few things that I could access.
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Can anyone check and see if you're able to add Sport mode with this test build as well for FX4/Tremor trims?
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Hybrid or ecoboost? I used this for ecoboost per developers of forscan and I got in. Use NZ6A-12A650-HC
Thanks for posting this! Works great on my 2024 Maverick xlt hybrid.
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Can confirm using the test build and code above, it is working on a 2024 Maverick XLT EcoBoost
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I added ACC to my 2024 XLT yesterday and was able to get everything working with Forscan.
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Sorry for not updating everyone! I was in contact with a developer, he gave me a PCM strategy for a Mach E and I was able to get in. For those with an older update of forscan, try NZ6A-12A650-HC. I did that and got everything I wanted working.Can confirm using the test build and code above, it is working on a 2024 Maverick XLT EcoBoost
Thanks for working with a developer to get everything going!
I tried it for the first time this weekend on my 2024 XLT FX4 4K using forscan version 2.3.58 and an OBDLink EX. I was able to connect, and it identified my vehicle details correctly to make the profile, and was able to make a few changes while testing things out.
I was successful in adding ECO and Sport modes as a test, but some other changes produced errors. Some of what I tested may not be available for this model, so that wasn't concerning in itself. I did try to change those drive modes back to stock though, and that did not work, throws errors during the write process, and cancels the change. I tried a few times, and disconnected everything/relaunched the app, no luck. I'll continue to play with it and post if I find a solution, but as of now the functionality seems to be hit or miss from the "easy mode" approaches, at least for my specific build configuration.
I was successful in adding ECO and Sport modes as a test, but some other changes produced errors. Some of what I tested may not be available for this model, so that wasn't concerning in itself. I did try to change those drive modes back to stock though, and that did not work, throws errors during the write process, and cancels the change. I tried a few times, and disconnected everything/relaunched the app, no luck. I'll continue to play with it and post if I find a solution, but as of now the functionality seems to be hit or miss from the "easy mode" approaches, at least for my specific build configuration.
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You can't just swap without having it updated with your VIN etc. Also not sure why you would want to just to get Forscan working, since the developers at Forscan are Russian it's probably just a language thing and they will eventually get to the 2024 applictions
Updating: When I got back to this today, I was able to revert back to factory settings after clearing the profile in forscan and setting up again fresh. I might have confused the system trying things that couldn't be done (like global windows for the lariat model), or been too fast on turning off and on/flipping screens. I understand sometimes forscan likes you to wait a few seconds between things.
So, as far as I can tell, version 2.3.58 is working on the 2024 XLT FX4 4K. Would be nice to map out full "as built" codes for these trucks, so we could play further. I have some light python skills, enough to run some comparisons of before and after settings changes, or one model compared to another. If anyone wants to share some data, PM me and maybe if we get enough model years and configurations represented, we can get a master list going? I might be over my head, but willing to give it a shot.
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do you mean to physically swap modules from one vehicle to another? Yes, but it would need to be flashed with the correct vin to have proper software. Strategy number to gain access using forscan? Yes that should work just fine.
The current version on their website, 2.3.58 released Jan 2, seems to work just fine with my 24 Maverick lariat awd fx4 4k tow, no test build or strategy number needed.
Though the release notes do not mention my2024 mavericks, and that other page still has the scary “MY2024 will not be supported” message, it seems that the new version added support. Was able to enable eco and sport so far.
Though the release notes do not mention my2024 mavericks, and that other page still has the scary “MY2024 will not be supported” message, it seems that the new version added support. Was able to enable eco and sport so far.
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