DIY Forscan enabled Cruise control XL models only

[Montevilla]

The codes for the non adaptive CC switches put on my XL hybrid were:

SCCM	724-02-01	1258	4820	3030
BdyCM	726-04-05	CB28	8141	8873
ABS	760-03-02	0200	0000	0573

Hope this helps!

Thanks, but why is it BdyCM and not BCM as in the OP...Forscan novice here.

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[skinnyboy]

Thanks, but why is it BdyCM and not BCM as in the OP...Forscan novice here.

Good question, novice myself.

I just checked the as built data and address 726-04-05 is listed in BCM, but I'm sure when I had Forscan connected it was in BdyCM. Whichever module it's in (likely its BdyCM) that's the one to change.

Cheers.

 

[Montevilla]

I just checked the as built data and address 726-04-05 is listed in BCM, but I'm sure when I had Forscan connected it was in BdyCM. Whichever module it's in (likely its BdyCM) that's the one to change.

The Cuban Redneck video also shows him going to BdyCM. But he also sets ABS using the drop-down menu. I guess it all works in the end. I'll just have to try it <gulp>. I even scored a J2534 interface from my mechanic who lent it to me while he's on vacation. We tested it and everything came up lickety-split.

 

[Maverick2022XL]

The Cuban Redneck video also shows him going to BdyCM. But he also sets ABS using the drop-down menu. I guess it all works in the end. I'll just have to try it <gulp>. I even scored a J2534 interface from my mechanic who lent it to me while he's on vacation. We tested it and everything came up lickety-split.

You technically can set all the values using easy mode but then you need to know the exact values for the left and right handed switches to generate the combined value used at the SCCM module.

 

[Maverick2022XL]

Thanks, but why is it BdyCM and not BCM as in the OP...Forscan novice here.

Spelling difference is all. Both are shorthand for body control module.

 

[Montevilla]

The codes for the non adaptive CC switches put on my XL hybrid were:

SCCM	724-02-01	1258	4820	3030
BdyCM	726-04-05	CB28	8141	8873
ABS	760-03-02	0200	0000	0573

Hope this helps!

Ok finally did it with my Hybrid XL (no Copilot 360) using these settings. All went well, save for the fact that I was able to write SCCM and ABS with the switch in the ACC position (first click), but not BdyCM.

For BdyCM, I got a Forscan error on write: "Vehicle conditions are incorrect". I looked it up and it was stated the truck needed to be in the ON position (second click).

Once I did that, it did write the entry. Not sure why it would allow me to do the other two with the switch in the ACC position, but it did write them nonetheless.

Took me a half hour to swap out the switches and about 45 minutes to program (being careful to save everything first and then double-checking). If I hadn't had the Forscan error, it would have been an hour total.

Yay! Thanks for all those who have contributed to this thread. Off I go to buy a Forscan license to show my appreciation.

 

[Vtec87pr1]

Umm dont know if this was question before but do i need to install escape sccm ? To enable normal cruse control. Also i bought a wheel from europe and it has the LIM button but didn't work with the cuban redneck codes. I bought another switch from a junkyard 2020 ford escape and still dont work. Mine its a simple Xl but the windhsield has the camera. Any suggestions will be great thanks .

 

[Maverick2022XL]

Umm dont know if this was question before but do i need to install escape sccm ? To enable normal cruse control. Also i bought a wheel from europe and it has the LIM button but didn't work with the cuban redneck codes. I bought another switch from a junkyard 2020 ford escape and still dont work. Mine its a simple Xl but the windhsield has the camera. Any suggestions will be great thanks .

The issue is that left handed switch is not the one that codes are for. That is a for a system with adaptive cruise control. With that said you should be able to make all the buttons work including standard CC on it with the correct code.

The correct code for that switch along with the right hand switch part# 8576 is the following.

SCCM
724-02-01
1290-xxxx-xxxx

Leave the x values as whatever defaults you have. You'll get a checksum error but forscan should correct it upon writing the new values.

 

[Vtec87pr1]

The issue is that left handed switch is not the one that codes are for. That is a for a system with adaptive cruise control. With that said you should be able to make all the buttons work including standard CC on it with the correct code.

The correct code for that switch along with the right hand switch part# 8576 is the following.

SCCM
724-02-01
1290-xxxx-xxxx

Leave the x values as whatever defaults you have. You'll get a checksum error but forscan should correct it upon writing the new values.

Thanks

 

[Telemachus]

The issue is that left handed switch is not the one that codes are for. That is a for a system with adaptive cruise control. With that said you should be able to make all the buttons work including standard CC on it with the correct code.

The correct code for that switch along with the right hand switch part# 8576 is the following.

SCCM
724-02-01
1290-xxxx-xxxx

Leave the x values as whatever defaults you have. You'll get a checksum error but forscan should correct it upon writing the new values.

I'm thinking of getting the ACC buttons now. Eventually I'll add the ACC hardware. Nothing to lose having the extra buttons for the same price, right?

Any reason not to?

 

[Maverick2022XL]

I'm thinking of getting the ACC buttons now. Eventually I'll add the ACC hardware. Nothing to lose having the extra buttons for the same price, right?

Any reason not to?

As long as all the buttons and features work as they should minus ACC then no reason not to if you are future proofing it for ACC later on. I personally wouldn't spend on the same button twice if not needed.

 

[eraxpres]

Hi, thanks all for contributing to this, I read through all 17 pages. Just got my switches and ready to install. I have a 2.0 Ecoboost/AWD/CoPilot360 with lane keep button on the left steering wheel stalk and want to confirm the coding below is what I should use:

SCCM - 724-02-01 1258 6820 3050
BCM - 726-04-05 CB28 8140 8872
ABS - 760-03-02 0200 0000 0573
IPC - no changes

I was/am a bit confused based on the two screenshots below from post #5 and #211. Two different answers... @Maverick2022XL

 

[Maverick2022XL]

Hi, thanks all for contributing to this, I read through all 17 pages. Just got my switches and ready to install. I have a 2.0 Ecoboost/AWD/CoPilot360 with lane keep button on the left steering wheel stalk and want to confirm the coding below is what I should use:

SCCM - 724-02-01 1258 6820 3050
BCM - 726-04-05 CB28 8140 8872
ABS - 760-03-02 0200 0000 0573
IPC - no changes

I was/am a bit confused based on the two screenshots below from post #5 and #211. Two different answers... @Maverick2022XL

The SCCM for the left steering wheel turn stalk has 4 known good settings depending on the following features.
There are 2 different left steering wheel turn stalks used on Mavericks. 1 without the lane assist button used on builds w/o copilot 360 and 2 with the lane assist button used on builds w/ copilot 360.

W/O CC and W/ CP360
xxxx-A820-xxxx

W/O CC and W/O CP360
xxxx-8820-xxxx

W/ CC and W/ CP360
xxxx-6820-xxxx

W/ CC and W/O CP360
xxxx-4820-xxxx

 

[eraxpres]

The SCCM for the left steering wheel turn stalk has 4 known good settings depending on the following features.

W/O CC and W/ CP360
xxxx-A820-xxxx

W/O CC and W/O CP360
xxxx-8820-xxxx

W/ CC and W/ CP360
xxxx-6820-xxxx

W/ CC and W/O CP360
xxxx-4820-xxxx

Great, thanks for clarifying!

 

[greenweever]

Can FORScan for IOS do this, or does it require the windows version?

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