After backing up all modules, I've programmed a few items, Lincoln mirrors, numbers above gauges, etc. I then tried to restore one module "to test" but I got an error reading file. Found out all of my backups say error reading file.
And I was dumb and didn't record each change. I left it up to the backups
Any thoughts?
I've heard of like 2 other guys say the same thing but I kind of chalked it up to something like them misnaming their backup files or something. FORScan will give this error if you try to load an APIM backup .abt file while you're in the IPC programming screen. Now after hearing you say it too, I'm starting to wonder if there's some issue if the backups were created on a certain version of FORScan or something.
Try this, backup your current IPC module with a name like "IPC-backup-today". Then go into IPC programming screen and make this change: 720-07-01 xxxx xxxx Exxx (adds LOBO to splash screen) and write the change. Then try loading your "IPC-backup-today.abt" file and click "write all" at the bottom and see if it works. If it doesn't, manually get rid of the LOBO change with this: 720-07-01 xxxx xxxx 6xxx
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Awesome thank you...wait ..it works on us cars as well right?
The "Daytime Lights" option in the cluster menu can added/removed on any U.S./Canadian truck. However, if it's a Canadian truck with forced DRLs, you need to make the BCM changes listed on the spreadsheet to convert it from forced DRLs to Cluster-controlled.
U.S. trucks are already set at cluster-controlled.