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...Gray with beige leather interior. Perfectly matches my wife's 2020 Escape Titanium Hybrid. 28K miles and clean carfax. Have had no issues so far other than a tire pressure sending unit failed. But at 5 years old I expected it and replaced them all. Hoping to make some lighting changes with...

...subwoofer signal in the rear. I've played with all of the settings on both the LOC and amp....this delay issue doesn't improve. I fired up Forscan last night to look at my EQ settings. To my surprise, my EQ was already set to 0. My question: There are 12 other EQ settings (1-9, A, B, C). Is...

...center figure out that the autostop switch is working and will not affect hill start assist. Another optin is to disable autostop using ForScan. It is a neat bit of software that lets you flash the ECM and allows you to customize things to your liking. A Bluetooth device that plugs into...

...a rather specific frequency. Listening to the same songs in my prior builds yields a full range of frequencies. In my old F150, I had to use Forscan to make some changes to get the subwoofers to fire. Curious if maybe there is something that can be changed within Forscan 2) There seems to be...

Certain pending codes will also disable it. I'd pull DTC's using ForScan (or a good scan tool) and see if anything pops up.

Thanks, this fixed all my problems on my 2020 Explorer ST !!!!

...the vehicle, as if I don't like it I want to be able to turn it off. I would just get a low mileage '24 where I know you can turn it off in Forscan, but I want the '25 or '26 for the horizontal screen and especially bluecruise. Some people have reported that in the 14 speaker B&O sound system...

Before you disconnect the battery I'd hook up ForScan, or a good OBD2 scanner that can read module-based DTC's and see what the modules are spitting out for DTC's. SInce the warning comes on right as you turn the car on, it's likely a hard fault. One of the related modules will have a DTC set...

Im pretty fluent with it, and no changing those values dont give you those results. The reason they are there is because Ford places them there for other vehicles that have the capability to show that stuff.

I really think that there is a way to change the temp swing bar, on the water, and trans into a number. I'm looking for the article and link #'s for FORScan. I think it's on the 720-17-01 line. Anyone who's fluent in FORScan?

Nope.

I could have sworn that you could change the water and trans temp to numbers via Forscan?

You have a method that actually works?

ChuckD23, That will be my ultimate option if conventional troubleshooting doesn't work. I don't have Forscan yet but it seems to be a necessary tool for getting all the 'techie options' set just right on the ST. Thanks for the reply. (y)

Why not turn it off using Forscan?

...2+ cars oddly enough. As far as disabling it on your car, it’s not too hard at all, just need a VLinker FS OBDII Adapter, and the license for Forscan is free. Heres a video I did on it, its for 2020-24 cars, but the process is pretty much identical for 2025+ cars: 2020-24 Ford Explorer...

Anyone in Salt Lake City have the Forscan software to delete the FENG in my 2025 Explorer ST?

Yep, although someone found a fix for the P2C90 and are testing it more to see if they can implement it as an update.

Just be prepared for P2C90, P04F0 error codes with the FENFAB, while not everyone experiences them, they do occur. FORSCAN can clear them but the HP Tuners RTD4 cannot clear them.