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...The car did go to the dealer and they wanted $700 for a new rotor and pads. the car has less that 14k on it and we have barely drove it as we have another vehicle, since April. Where would I get Forscan as it looks like it may be worth having on hand. Thanks for all your replies I...

I just read in another post and someone was saying how he turned off the FENG. I tthink its in here but not sure, https://www.explorerst.org/threads/updated-forscan-spreadsheet.7117/

Unhook the battery first?

...the MC you absolutely need it in Service Mode…and a lot of people are having issues with it not coming out of service mode…which makes Forscan a handy thing to have available to get it out of Service Mode. Actually changing parts and moving fluid is a little different than popping off a...

There are applications where the pads have adhesive on the back.

You should put the brakes in service mode, sometimes its difficult to take it out of service mode unless Forscan is used. https://www.foexplorer.com/ford_explorer_removal_and_installation_brake_caliper-530.html

...now but I think the caliper had to be removed by prying back the top and then lifting (or prying) it upward and out on an upward angle. I keep thinking it somewhat locks in-place with the caliper bracket at the bottom. Anyway, its not rocket science and you sure as hell don't need Forscan for it.

Read everything you can find on Brake Service Mode and the issues people have with front brakes. Be prepared with Forscan at a minimum.

Bone stock '23 ST w 26K miles I was alerted to this when I was programming something via ForScan, but it showed a pending DTC for a P0128. Accidentally erased it unfortunately. But decided to monitor coolant temps for a bit and noticed i run consistently 172-177 degrees. Only once did I...

Thank you for continuing to press on and try to figure this out. Very eager to get this sound to go away. Thanks again for all of the discovery you are doing and looking forward to the tweak to make the FENG disappear for good. Thanks!

Have had a few people try this, a lot still had FENG still there even with the Propulsion change via FORScan.The issue is that the strategy--Ford somehow combined the FENG and ACM (Active Noise Control) which blocks out the exterior noise when you drive. It's complicated buts till working on it...

I ordered a set of OEM sensors off eBay and none of them worked. They refunded my money. I got a set off Amazon and the same thing! Then I ordered a set from TPMSDirect.com and they all worked fine. Of course, I have the worst luck. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Change the zero to what?

I think based on my vin I have a job 2. I definitely don’t have a 1 and I don’t think it’s the 3. In forscan I’ve done, walk away lock, approach lighting, camera view, auto relock, fogs with high beams, the FENG, and amber DRL in drive. I did activate the fogs to be on with the DRL however it...

This started after they had my truck for a a recall and said they updated the system

I’ve seen the ability to activate the function in the BCM section of the FORScan spreadsheet.

...I got the wrong one and need to get this one: https://a.co/d/dLRrSMG Should I try pulling the battery next? Or just drive some more? I have forscan, is there anything there I can do? It seems that maybe all 315mhz sensors are not the same, and maybe there are some other communication...

...frequent deep sleeps. The solution was to update a bunch of modules. If you haven't had this done, I would seriously recommend it. I would also recommend changing battery state of charge target from 80% to 90%. You can do that via Forscan. For now, I'd use a battery tender whenever possible.

Just wish we had an option in Forscan to "disable Position lights when turn signal in use". That would completely resolve the issue with blinkers not working up front at night.