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2023 Lariat Lux
When using Forscan for the first time make sure you make a backup of you truck's profile. This is the classic example of do as I say not as I do. I didn't.
While changing the traffic sign recognition, double honk and Eco coach settings I made a mistake somewhere. Upon restarting the truck I was greeted with a barrage of camera errors and non functioning adaptive cruise, lane keeping, etc.. Blindly trying to change settings I reduced the warnings to just Camera Misalignment. I spent considerable time trying to make things right. Finally I remembered that I had downloaded a link that some kind soul had posted to Ford's Module Build Data (As-Built) website (sorry I can't find the OP again). If you haven't visited the site, you enter your VIN and you'll be shown the As Built data for your truck. https://www.motorcraftservice.com/AsBuilt
I printed out the data (12 pages) and used it to reconstruct a module. Basically, you use Forscan to view your as built modules and using the first hex number on the line, locate the corresponding line on your print out. Check the rest of the hex numbers on that line and see if they match your printout. It is a time consuming and tedious job but, I was able to correct the IPMA as built module to match the print out. After doing so I restarted the truck and everything was back to normal. I stopped there. I wouldn't randomly correct other modules, just the ones you changed that caused the error. I imagine some things in the as built data on your truck will be different from the Ford data because of things you might have changed in your truck's settings.
This was my solution to operator error. If anyone knows of an easier fix please post it.
When using Forscan for the first time make sure you make a backup of you truck's profile. This is the classic example of do as I say not as I do. I didn't.
While changing the traffic sign recognition, double honk and Eco coach settings I made a mistake somewhere. Upon restarting the truck I was greeted with a barrage of camera errors and non functioning adaptive cruise, lane keeping, etc.. Blindly trying to change settings I reduced the warnings to just Camera Misalignment. I spent considerable time trying to make things right. Finally I remembered that I had downloaded a link that some kind soul had posted to Ford's Module Build Data (As-Built) website (sorry I can't find the OP again). If you haven't visited the site, you enter your VIN and you'll be shown the As Built data for your truck. https://www.motorcraftservice.com/AsBuilt
I printed out the data (12 pages) and used it to reconstruct a module. Basically, you use Forscan to view your as built modules and using the first hex number on the line, locate the corresponding line on your print out. Check the rest of the hex numbers on that line and see if they match your printout. It is a time consuming and tedious job but, I was able to correct the IPMA as built module to match the print out. After doing so I restarted the truck and everything was back to normal. I stopped there. I wouldn't randomly correct other modules, just the ones you changed that caused the error. I imagine some things in the as built data on your truck will be different from the Ford data because of things you might have changed in your truck's settings.
This was my solution to operator error. If anyone knows of an easier fix please post it.
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