2024 Mustang FORScan List / Database / Spreadsheet (by Livinitup)

[GrabThatBlue]

That's strange, as I have my lunch typically in the car listening to a specific news station and the radio turns off 10 Minutes after ignition off.
Same behavior as Gen6.

Hmm.. I got the numbers straight from your as built data. Wonder what is wrong with the calculation.

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[sky5oh]

Hmm.. I got the numbers straight from your as built data. Wonder what is wrong with the calculation.

Yeah I’m pretty sure mine is 10 minutes as well

 

[GrabThatBlue]

Yeah I’m pretty sure mine is 10 minutes as well

Than the information on the spreadsheet is not correct for the Mustang.

Extended Play Time EPT

7D0-01-01 xxxx xx*x xx--

On AS built from @Fruitstang he has value 6.
The spreadsheet says: EPT 60 minutes (FoE)

I have value 0.
The spreadsheet says: EPT 20 minutes

The only thing I can think of then is that there is another setting that overrides this setting.
Maybe a battery saver timer setting somehwere in the module.

 

[erasat]

Try this:

706-04-01 xxx* xxxx xx--

Set it to (3)

This is the only thing that is not alligned with your settings. It is now set to ROW while your signs are not from ROW but from NA. It's also a line that the others did not had to change because they already had this value on 3.

If this doesn't work I need to look way deeper and will do that on a day where I have more time.

Thank you , thank you , thank you.

That was it, it was looking for the Non NA signs all along, just by changing that code it immediately began reading the Speed signs.

Now, knowing that it has the camera and radar working, then I think I can return to try to put it to work the Smart Cruise Controls. I didn't try the code you mentioned for sky5oh because as you said, those were exclusively for his car, but if it's not much to ask, with the As Built File I already posted, can you verify which would be the changes for mine?

 

[GrabThatBlue]

Thank you , thank you , thank you.

That was it, it was looking for the Non NA signs all along, just by changing that code it immediately began reading the Speed signs.

Now, knowing that it has the camera and radar working, then I think I can return to try to put it to work the Smart Cruise Controls. I didn't try the code you mentioned for sky5oh because as you said, those were exclusively for his car, but if it's not much to ask, with the As Built File I already posted, can you verify which would be the changes for mine?

I'm glad it worked. Now your second wish is a little bit more difficult. Adaptive Cruise Control is controled by so many modules, that I don't really know what you have to setup to get it to work. My car already came with IACC so the only thing I can do is to find as many adresses as I can and see if that can make it work.

I already tried it with @sky5oh last time, but it ended up not working. Partially because I later learned that IACC is a very complex system that activates different modules.

But yeah, give me some time and we can do a second try with the information I know have and see if we come closer to the finish line.

 

[erasat]

I'm glad it worked. Now your second wish is a little bit more difficult. Adaptive Cruise Control is controled by so many modules, that I don't really know what you have to setup to get it to work. My car already came with IACC so the only thing I can do is to find as many adresses as I can and see if that can make it work.

I already tried it with @sky5oh last time, but it ended up not working. Partially because I later learned that IACC is a very complex system that activates different modules.

But yeah, give me some time and we can do a second try with the information I know have and see if we come closer to the finish line.

Yeah, I'm afraid it won't be as easy as it has been the rest of changes I've done with ForScan but I can definitely give it a try and see what happens. Thank you again.

 

[GrabThatBlue]

Yeah, I'm afraid it won't be as easy as it has been the rest of changes I've done with ForScan but I can definitely give it a try and see what happens. Thank you again.

So you want ACC right? Can you tell me what you already have from the factory on your car?

Do you have:
- Standard cruise control
- Lane Keeping assist
- Lane Centering assist
- Blind Spot System

Because I see you have the Lane Keeping Assist grey logo on your dash that confuses me on what your car has and what it doesn't have in terms of Driver Assistance features.

 

[erasat]

So you want ACC right? Can you tell me what you already have from the factory on your car?

Do you have:
- Standard cruise control
- Lane Keeping assist
- Lane Centering assist
- Blind Spot System

Because I see you have the Lane Keeping Assist grey logo on your dash that confuses me on what your car has and what it doesn't have in terms of Driver Assistance features.

I have the standard cruise control, Lane Keep Assistant and Blind Spot, I checked as soon as I got the car if I had the Lane Centering assist and I think I don't have it, if I remember correctly, I'm that is related to the ACC or at least that's what I remember I read when looking for it.

 

[GrabThatBlue]

I have the standard cruise control, Lane Keep Assistant and Blind Spot, I checked as soon as I got the car if I had the Lane Centering assist and I think I don't have it, if I remember correctly, I'm that is related to the ACC or at least that's what I remember I read when looking for it.

How does your blind spot work?

 

[erasat]

How does your blind spot work?

As intended, perfectly, shows the illuminated icon on the side mirrors.

 

[roket]

So you want ACC right? Can you tell me what you already have from the factory on your car?

Do you have:
- Standard cruise control
- Lane Keeping assist
- Lane Centering assist
- Blind Spot System

Because I see you have the Lane Keeping Assist grey logo on your dash that confuses me on what your car has and what it doesn't have in terms of Driver Assistance features.

let me just jump in and say that adding adaptive cruise control requires adding a cruise control module, which connects to the engine bay wiring harness. i dont know if vehicles without adaptive cruise control have the connector for it or not, but if not, that means buying a $900 engine bay wiring harness and many, many hours of work for even experienced technicians. plus, replacing the buttons on the steering wheel, and multiple modifications in FORScan

 

[GrabThatBlue]

let me just jump in and say that adding adaptive cruise control requires adding a cruise control module, which connects to the engine bay wiring harness. i dont know if vehicles without adaptive cruise control have the connector for it or not, but if not, that means buying a $900 engine bay wiring harness and many, many hours of work for even experienced technicians. plus, replacing the buttons on the steering wheel, and multiple modifications in FORScan

Thanks. Saved me a lot of time trying it again. And I should have known that. Couple of days ago I told @sky5oh about the missing module, but for some reason I forgot about it. Getting old. Thanks for saving me the time, I was already busy with comparing.

 

[erasat]

let me just jump in and say that adding adaptive cruise control requires adding a cruise control module, which connects to the engine bay wiring harness. i dont know if vehicles without adaptive cruise control have the connector for it or not, but if not, that means buying a $900 engine bay wiring harness and many, many hours of work for even experienced technicians. plus, replacing the buttons on the steering wheel, and multiple modifications in FORScan

Thank you for the input, I definitely don't think it should have an specific module and/or wiring for a base car that don't have the feature from factory.

@GrabThatBlue thank you for your time but I think we shouldn't waste more time than we already have for this one to work. Thank you.

 

[ydoucare]

I swapped the steering wheel on my EB Premium w/o ACC with the dark horse wheel for the paddle shifters, and in the process of swapping the button modules, the connector from the old module on the old wheel literally came right off the PCB with practically zero force. I mean, I hardly pulled on it at all....I've made dozens of my own PCB's for electronics projects, so I'm not a noob just ripping away.

So in an effort to not have to take the thing apart and resolder the connector, I installed the wheel with the button module that came with the wheel which includes the ACC buttons which my car does not have. However, none of the buttons on that module work at all after installing. Can't even change drive modes. The buttons light up, but just don't do anything when pressed.

Is there a FORscan code for whichever module handles these buttons to recognize the change in buttons?

 

[GrabThatBlue]

I swapped the steering wheel on my EB Premium w/o ACC with the dark horse wheel for the paddle shifters, and in the process of swapping the button modules, the connector from the old module on the old wheel literally came right off the PCB with practically zero force. I mean, I hardly pulled on it at all....I've made dozens of my own PCB's for electronics projects, so I'm not a noob just ripping away.

So in an effort to not have to take the thing apart and resolder the connector, I installed the wheel with the button module that came with the wheel which includes the ACC buttons which my car does not have. However, none of the buttons on that module work at all after installing. Can't even change drive modes. The buttons light up, but just don't do anything when pressed.

Is there a FORscan code for whichever module handles these buttons to recognize the change in buttons?

The SCCM controls it.

724-02-01 has tons of different settings for the buttons.

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