Matthewstorm
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This is great. But, maybe I'm dumb, but what shows how to Enable/Disable?
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Is this your own spreadsheet? Some things are not right.
Correct your speedometer error - no flash or tune required | 2015+ S550 Mustang Forum (GT, EcoBoost, GT350, GT500, Bullitt, Mach 1) - Mustang6G.comDoes anyone know how to adjust for different size wheels and tires. I am running 305/35R20 and 275/35R20. The speedometer is off by 3-4 mph.
Just curious - is your digital speedometer off 3-4 mph?Thanks. I'm reading through all the FORscan pages now
Just curious - is your digital speedometer off 3-4 mph?
I've been looking into it a little bit and we get just a pressure switch not a sensor, to get it to work you'd need a pressure sender and to wire it into pin 57 of the PCM which will require a tuner to activate as forscan can't read the PCM...You’d think the addition of their sensor (if that’s all it is) would be an easy mod’ for us (AU/EU)
I assume you bought the car used. If all else fails, I remember posts long ago talking about BCMs getting confused by some LED bulbs and if not fixed eventually, as a defensive move, would irreversibly consider the circuit dead. Have no idea if true but if it was and the previous owner used the wrong LEDs.....Hi all. I bought a 2017 Mustang GT back in December and the trunk light has never worked. I assumed it was burned out so I bought a LED replacement. Turns out, it wasn't the bulb. I've put a volt meter on the wires that connect to the bulb and I have no voltage there at all. I gather from other posts that the BCM or BCMB controls this light, so I was wondering if it could be an Asbuilt setting. Any idea what code might control that? I'm really hoping it's not a cut wire.
Yes, it was used. Previous owner was an older lady who didn't drive it much and certainly didn't do any mods. The bulb I took out was incandescent. I replaced all the map, vanity, and glovebox lights with the Raxiom LED kit. New trunk bulb is the same. Almost everything I can find suggests it's the fuse, but that doesn't seem to be the case here since all the other lights are working. So if the BCM considers the circuit dead, can it be reconfigured or does it have to be replaced?I assume you bought the car used. If all else fails, I remember posts long ago talking about BCMs getting confused by some LED bulbs and if not fixed eventually, as a defensive move, would irreversibly consider the circuit dead. Have no idea if true but if it was and the previous owner used the wrong LEDs.....
For what I was recalling, the fix was to replace the BCM. But from your history, it could not possibly be what I was talking about. That was from the BCM believing it had a failing component in itself based on effects an LED had on a circuit.Yes, it was used. Previous owner was an older lady who didn't drive it much and certainly didn't do any mods. The bulb I took out was incandescent. I replaced all the map, vanity, and glovebox lights with the Raxiom LED kit. New trunk bulb is the same. Almost everything I can find suggests it's the fuse, but that doesn't seem to be the case here since all the other lights are working. So if the BCM considers the circuit dead, can it be reconfigured or does it have to be replaced?
Just wanted to follow up to say I discovered that the light is on when the trunk lid is down, and goes off when you open it all the way. Seems like a switch issue to me.For what I was recalling, the fix was to replace the BCM. But from your history, it could not possibly be what I was talking about. That was from the BCM believing it had a failing component in itself based on effects an LED had on a circuit.
Is there anything else on the fuse you replaced you can confirm does or doesn't work with or without that fuse in to confirm for sure you're checking the correct fuse? I've seen posts about other subjects where Ford made changes and people were going off outdated info.