Put one in for our Corgi (although, she prefers riding up front) 😜
I added 3" cushion but we are looking for something like a cradle/dog bed with sides so she's not sliding around.
Insightful and enlightening comments all around. If yet another user experience matters to you, I ran AS on my Super Snake and Winters for my commutes (25 miles one way to the Air Force Academy, where I taught English many years ago). My house was at about 7,500, so very often I was ascending...
I guess I'm reminded of David Hume's point about the unnatural state of ownership, namely, "that the principal disturbance in society arises from those goods [Mustang Dark Horses in our case], which we call external, and from their looseness and easy transition from one person to another; they...
Just a follow up from my last post at last post.
I noticed that after I successfully enabled A/WAL, my DH was auto-re-locking at what I thought was about 30ish second. Turns out, my ABD values for address 726-58-02 were 0002 0004 008D. Prior to enabling A/WAL, I don't recall the car...
Ugh, padawan learner! I missed the "1" in the 3rd group at address 726-97-01.
Horn chirp works. The APIM had been displaying the "Audible Feedback" option (showing it was enabled), so I had been wrongly assuming my DH was just "different." Nope, it was me.
Many thanks and may the force be with...
Okay, first things first. Thank you for helping me correct the right addresses. However, my edits did not yield any discernable effects. WAL works; AWALF does not. I've updated my attached notes, but here's a summary:
Recommended edits:
BCM 726-91-01 xxxx xxx1 xx--...
I'm going to stop fiddling for now, but I thought I'd post the results of my fumbling foray into FORScan editing. My WAL feature works but without the audible horn chirp. My Approach Detection "works" but not automatically, i.e., I have to press my FOB's unlock button--no biggie there.
My notes...
Yeh, copy. Just noting that FORScan did not recognize my DH until the this most recent update. Until the most recent version, I had to set up a profile using a "fake" strat code--I just used the one FORScan suggests as an example. Really, all along, the profile (strat code) I used didn't really...
I'll compare to mine when I'm back at my desk. But that list is going to far exceed mine.
1435hrs. Ok...back for sec, then I'm splitting for a hike in the mountains.
Within what I think is the address range (6F6-XX-XX) for this function, there's definitely some differences. The two I...
Yup, I assumed as much. Mine (standard DH, which did not come w/approach lighting) just doesn't work that way. Ford's tutorial indicates otherwise, as well. Looking for someone who has had to configure this feature in FORScan to see what I've done wrong.
Mine is enabled. However, it doesn't work "automatically." Again, I may have missed and/or misconfigured a setting somewhere.
My notes are attached (see last few slides).
Likely going to reverse my steps to try to get the "audible" part of AWALF working. Meantime, I think I was wrong about approach detection--at least how it's designed to work according to Ford.
I wrongly assumed "detection" was automatic (within ~7 to 10ft). However, it appears (no pun...
Just a note, I made the edit to "7D0-09-05" and it broke WAL--setting disappeared from display and lock function stopped working. To remedy, I repeated my steps in "easy mode" and restored the display and function (it locks as I decrease proximity but no audible honk). Going to quit for the day...
Success...WAL works. However, I had already edited APIM in "easy mode" and disabled "Walk Away Lock Feedback" Once I did, WAL was Enabled (tested, works perfectly) and the slide-button option in APIM display to enable "audible feedback" was gone.
Wondering if I should still edit " 7D0-09-05?"...
With the release of FORScan 2.3.61, I decided to do more than look around--which is all I did with previous versions. One note up front, FORScan recognized my DH automatically--didn't have to enter (or fake) a strategy code to get in.
To be certain, I'm a FORScan novice but wanted to enable...
Track WOT...um, plenty of descriptive characterizations out there but if there was such a thing as an aggressive, muscular American exotic quality, the steeda H-Pipe achieves it.