Thanks I’ll do some research and see if I can figure out a solution. Probably not the issue, but are you on the most recent Forscan build?Thanks for getting back to me. I attached a photo of the two links i used. Bluetooth was the first, the OBD Link EX is the second. Thought the problem might have been the bluetooth one. They both bring up the same modules. If I can remember at the moment, all I see for the "As Built" is the APIM, BCM, and one other I think. I will have to check later on today and take some pics. Thanks for helping me. This is fustrating lol.
Chow, I can’t seem to host an image but with my OBDLink MX Bluetooth connection my Forscan shows 20 modules on all networks.Thanks for getting back to me. I attached a photo of the two links i used. Bluetooth was the first, the OBD Link EX is the second. Thought the problem might have been the bluetooth one. They both bring up the same modules. If I can remember at the moment, all I see for the "As Built" is the APIM, BCM, and one other I think. I will have to check later on today and take some pics. Thanks for helping me. This is fustrating lol.
That may be true. I can’t dispel it, but I’m running a can tune from Kenne Bell for 18 months and I can still access all modules.
My cable has a switch which u have to flick to access different sets of modules. Might be related.
That last pic is showing a can bus communication error with the ACM, so that’s a bad place to start. Was there any work done to car previously? Audio functions working? See you installed a Hextall harness, is that still hooked up?OK, had some time to tinker again, Tuned my car back to stock and tried to access again using Forscan. Still wouldn't show the ACM tab. Took some pics of some screen shots. Any ideas why I still can't access the ACM tab?
