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Link to the FORScan thread for the 14th Gen F150 on those forums: FORScan - 14th Gen F150s - Ford F150 Forum - Community of Ford Truck Fans

I work for a supplier that provides a major sub-assembly for about 70% of all North American market Ford and Lincoln vehicles. Let's just say I was there as part of our "quality control team" observing the installation of our product ... :crackup: :crackup: :crackup:

I don't recall a time when salaried employees (any pay grade) were eligible for A-Plan but hourly employees were not. Unless you're referring to before the mid-1990's. You do have to be a certain pay grade to get a company car, but that's different. FYI: You still have to be an employee to be...

Although I have not made those adjustments myself, I know there are some for tire size. Livnitup's FORScan - 2021-24 F150 - Google Sheets

Dang. Now what the hell are you going to post about? :cwl:

Based on how you've driven in the past ... but it has no idea how I'm going to drive in the future ... :)

F150 for the winter months and for utility, and S650 for the good weather. Can't be beat.

@rugedraw may be keeping track of these somewhere ...

Which adapter are you using. Is it listed on the FORScan.org website as a supported adapter?

It took me a grand total of an extra minute to minute and a half to spin off the screws and pull the few push pins to change my oil. Not really a big deal to me. Love my Dewalt cordless ratchet.

My tire pressures are back to normal. It's been sitting for the past ~2 weeks while we were out of town and then recuperating from being sick. Also, I have the latest version (on Android) and it still shows Range as miles, not a percentage. EDIT: I'm still on 5.2.0, but there is nothing in...

Depends upon how you drive, what driving mode you're in, etc.

Depends upon how long you idle, right? :) Reminds me of the old thought pattern of "If you're leaving a room, but you're coming right back, leave the light on instead of turning it off, as it will use less electricity running than what it takes to turn it back on." That was proven to be wrong...

There are several ways to disable AS/S, but not having it to begin with is the best way! :)

I do not believe any DH has the AS/S, regardless of which transmission it has.

Well, give it a whirl. If it works, report back and @rugedraw can have it added to our spreadsheet! :)

Yes.

Yea, one of the two I frequent. Can't remember which one - I will have to look it back up.

Were they supposed to somehow predict what future technology (that had yet to be invented) would rely upon for communication protocols, connection fittings, etc., 25 years into the future?

Duplicate post, it appears.