True.... The home screen can be modified with an OBD Programmer to have heated/cooled seat buttons and a heated steering wheel button, but that's about it. Right under where the phone status is...
I actually do have a spare one, but I want to see if I can enable the second usb port using the USB2 As-Built which I haven't tested yet. If so I am going to use a second hub to install in my glove box and keep a hard drive full of music in there.
However, if you want the cheap, inexpensive way...
Just to clarify... don't use the non-nav update on a 2.0 unit.... the nav update. You can use at your own risk on a 2.0 update but if there is an issue that is on you. However nav units have been okay thus far 2.0 to 2.2
Seriously lol... I agree 100%. This isn't that bad... what's worse is when people start messing with FORScan and similar programs to modify the stock computer settings. And you get a used car and stuff is all out of wack lol.
www.fordparts.com is the best place to order. You can have it shipped or do local dealer pickup if they support online parts ordering. Some dealers even give an online pricing discount.
Have to create a free account first to see dealer pickup options.
They are the real deal ford update... signed and all. Otherwise you would get this error if someone tries to tamper with the files:
Ford released the update for most 1.0/1.1 Lincolns with Sync 3... none of the Ford vehicles yet.
Give it a shot... if you get an error about file signature when you go to flash it is usually because you used a mac. Not sure if they have fixed this with newer updates.
If your mac can format usb drives as exFAT, you can use FAT32.
You're welcome, but you broke the links in your copy and paste lol
Ford Sync 3 2.2 Software Update - Courtesy of JMR061:
Download Link: http://www.2gfusions.net/showthread.php?tid=3881&pid=100993#pid100993
Information: http://www.2gfusions.net/showthread.php?tid=3881&pid=100870#pid100870...
If you use a dual port USB Interface you will lose one of your USB Port locations.
Here are some pics I took... the correct Mustang USB hub will have two 5 pin usb ports on the back. The dual port USB Interface only has one 5 pin port because the USB chain terminates here. On the mustang one...
Color is irrelevant... you need the hub with the Apple CarPlay MFI Authentication Chip inside of it. Otherwise just buying any random new USB Interface will not give you Apple CarPlay.
Here is a contribution for those of you who have FORScan:
Pull up your APIM As-Built Data for editing...Only works with 2.0+ software.
Change this line:
7D0-04-01 xxxx xxxx 06xx
Adding the 06 in this spot should change the generic SYNC bluetooth pairing name to say Ford Mustang instead.
Let...