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So I have Forscan and I enabled line lock. It shows up on the Track Apps screen but it wont let me select it so I must need to enable something else as well.
Here it is in Forscan
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shows on dash but disabled
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I am dumb but what is forscan?
 
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Try posting on this thread, guys are trying to enable/disable all kinds of stuff.
 
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I found out how to enable line lock in the ABS module, which makes sense since that is what controls the actual braking of the front wheels to do burnouts. However when I tried it I received a advance trac error message and it was still not enabled in the menu. I will try again next week when I have more time.
 

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Hm, I wonder if the GT's have any additional hardware in the system to make it function. Or if the ABS modules are different.

Have you compared part numbers in the full braking system between GT and V6?
 

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DR_ said:
I found out how to enable line lock in the ABS module, which makes sense since that is what controls the actual braking of the front wheels to do burnouts. However when I tried it I received a advance trac error message and it was still not enabled in the menu. I will try again next week when I have more time.
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Any luck with line lock ?? Just curious :D
 
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Evil Minion said:
Hm, I wonder if the GT's have any additional hardware in the system to make it function. Or if the ABS modules are different.

Have you compared part numbers in the full braking system between GT and V6?
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I'm wondering the same thing. Look at the title of the screen, there is a PID controller for line lock. I guess the PID controller is to control the rotation speed difference of the two wheels, most likely by controlling the brake force.
 
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I have looked into this and from what I can see on fordparts, the abs modules are not different between base and GT. [MENTION=15036]DR_[/MENTION] did you ever get this to work?
 

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maybe you need to add other options? Or maybe turn off traction control to enable it?
 

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What's the verdict on this?
 
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It might be a dumb thing to do but... What if you leave it like that with line lock and go to the dealer and tell them that your line lock doesn't work... They might tell you it's normal because you're missing that part or they'll program it for you. I mean... it all depends on how you're good with your dealer :D
 
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Alrighty, after doing some research I found someone on an Australian forum talking about checking the ABS as well. The guy checked it and enabled line lock and it kinda worked... here's what he said:

Missed the ABS module previously. Enabled in ABS and IPC, now get the menu and go through the sequence.

But as soon as I hit ok on the final step, I get a message "not available, see manual". Car was cold and didn't have it in gear yet so not sure if that matters (Handbrake was off).
 
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StangATX said:
It might be a dumb thing to do but... What if you leave it like that with line lock and go to the dealer and tell them that your line lock doesn't work... They might tell you it's normal because you're missing that part or they'll program it for you. I mean... it all depends on how you're good with your dealer :D
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Its not dumb :p its a smart one !! lol:ford:
 
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StangATX said:
Alrighty, after doing some research I found someone on an Australian forum talking about checking the ABS as well. The guy checked it and enabled line lock and it kinda worked... here's what he said:

Missed the ABS module previously. Enabled in ABS and IPC, now get the menu and go through the sequence.

But as soon as I hit ok on the final step, I get a message "not available, see manual". Car was cold and didn't have it in gear yet so not sure if that matters (Handbrake was off).
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I believe later on he stated that he had to have it in gear and have his foot on the brake for it to work just like factory line lock. So in short, he did have a fully enabled line lock.
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