Todd Turbo S
FRF Addict
20202019
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20202019
Totally agree. I’m sure you’ve already read this, Definitely back up your existing format incase you need to set back to original. Although, I do recall reading a thread here where another member found a way to look up all the original settings on the Ford web site.Your right about the members here, without them I would be lost and spending a whole lot of time chasing my tail on the net. I`m just setting up my laptop with Forscan. looking to do some simple things like tilting and folding mirrors along with killing the double honk.
The reverse tilt mirrors is tricky. Not because it's hard to implement in Forscan. It's just as easy as everything else to make the change. But once you make the change keep two things in mind:
1. You must then follow the calibration steps (linked in the Forscan sheet) exactly. Once for each mirror.
2. After you follow the calibration steps, you may need to reset your memory location for your "regular" non-tilt sideview mirror position. At least, I did.
3. The system ultimately works a bit different than I expected. Here's how it works after calibration:
A. Put vehicle in reverse.
B. Press the button for the mirror you want to tilt. Choose one. You don't get both.
C. That mirror tilts down. Congrats.
D. Put vehicle back in park. After about 10 seconds, the mirror will return to its normal position. At first you will think the mirror is not returning. Wait the 10 seconds. It will go back.
So in my head, I had hoped it would work this way:
A. Put vehicle in reverse
B. Both mirrors tilt down
C. Put vehicle in park. Both mirrors go back to normal.
But that's not what we got. So set your expectations right and you'll have a better experience setting the reverse tilt. It does help, even though it leaves something to be desired.
Totally agree. I’m sure you’ve already read this, Definitely back up your existing format incase you need to set back to original. Although, I do recall reading a thread here where another member found a way to look up all the original settings on the Ford web site.
I just might give it a go, as far as backing up you existing format is that a option that is asked when you start Forscan? or do you have to do it another way?
Thank you. I’m going to try this again, I’ll be curious to see if this works as I’ve already tried once and didn’t change the settings back to the original format.The reverse tilt mirrors is tricky. Not because it's hard to implement in Forscan. It's just as easy as everything else to make the change. But once you make the change keep two things in mind:
1. You must then follow the calibration steps (linked in the Forscan sheet) exactly. Once for each mirror.
2. After you follow the calibration steps, you may need to reset your memory location for your "regular" non-tilt sideview mirror position. At least, I did.
3. The system ultimately works a bit different than I expected. Here's how it works after calibration:
A. Put vehicle in reverse.
B. Press the button for the mirror you want to tilt. Choose one. You don't get both.
C. That mirror tilts down. Congrats.
D. Put vehicle back in park. After about 10 seconds, the mirror will return to its normal position. At first you will think the mirror is not returning. Wait the 10 seconds. It will go back.
So in my head, I had hoped it would work this way:
A. Put vehicle in reverse
B. Both mirrors tilt down
C. Put vehicle in park. Both mirrors go back to normal.
But that's not what we got. So set your expectations right and you'll have a better experience setting the reverse tilt. It does help, even though it leaves something to be desired.
Your right about the members here, without them I would be lost and spending a whole lot of time chasing my tail on the net. I`m just setting up my laptop with Forscan. looking to do some simple things like tilting and folding mirrors along with killing the double honk.