GT 350 intake mod. Wow!
So I installed a GT 350 intake, new GT 350 throttle body and a GT 350 CAI along with a custom tune for it from Lund Racing. Holy Cow! Pulls like a tractor now. Can't wait to dyno it. John and Jon from Lund Racing were great to work with. I told them that I had the Ford...
Erase the profile in FORScan and start over and it will see it. When I can't see a module I know was there before I do that (someone on a different thread shared that).
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From an elevated view (DJI Mavic Pro) washed, then waxed!
Splash Screen
I would recheck. Is it in fact saving?
Here is mine and I get the the red snake (GT 350 R)
07D0-02-01 xxxx x9xx xxxx Splash Screen - GT350 Snake, Red
Reverse sensors
Certainly makes sense. But, I did get the IPC to see it when I put it in reverse, I just couldn't select enabled/disabled. It would just let me scroll to both. I will keep digging.
For Ralph's, I was looking for a 50yr Mustang with an automatic and backup sensors. I looked...
Awesome!
Sill plate illumination is a simple change (Using FORscan). I haven't given up on the rear sensors. It is more than a simple change after plugging the sensors and harness in. The APIM will have to have a change I think (audible beep), the Instrument Cluster (I did get that to...
As Built file
Go to Motorcraftservice.com and select Free Resources and then Quick Guides and then the Module Build Data (or https://www.motorcraftservice.com/AsBuilt) and then enter the vin number to get the original as built.
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I put my as-built file in a folder with an identifiable prefix and then the one I want to campare with with the last eight of the vin# as a prefix. Then load the app and put yours as file 1 and the other/s after that.
Very nice. I had a hard time deciding if it would be that or triple black. I picked black. Even though I swore I'd never have another black car as a daily driver. Oi. Pain to keep clean.
Yours looks awesome!