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Mine is 2013. Resistor mod works fine in it.

Now that summer is here, we once again have on-going threads on F150 forums. From what we've found the answer is no using Forscan.

I think the resistor you are using is incorrect. 33Kohm, 1/2watt for my truck.

chzuck wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 12, 2022 1:56 am

Sounds like I would be better off taking it to a speedometer shop and have them do it.

That's what I was going to suggest. Or to find an aftermarket module to do it. I've found there's very little Forscan will allow you to do with vehicles older than 2010 or so.

This may not be any help but with my F150 seatbelt chime disable isn't done with Forscan. Check your owners manual.

For my 2013 F150 seatbelt chimes aren't turned on & off with Forscan. See your owners manual.

I don't see how a forscan forum will help much. Perhaps you should be visiting F150 forums.

Check the Ranger forums but for we F150 owners the easiest thing to do is to disconnect the BMS and forget about it.

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1671 ... blems.html

That's weird, never heard that one before. I wonder if your battery isn't being charged all the way and your headlights are causing the normal voltage drop below the threshold sensing voltage. Tell me, do you have and have you disabled your Battery Management System? https://www.ford-trucks.com/foru...

I have an issue that is somewhat related. I revised my lane change flashes from the standard three to four. It worked, except the flasher inside now hyper flashes yet the actual signal outside lamps flash at the normal frequency. This happens "randomly" as in not every time, and it happen...

Well that sux! That was a nice improvement.