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Using your factory key fob, you can roll all windows down (and sometimes up) by holding the unlock button. This is disabled by default in North America but can be enabled in FORScan 2.4.6’s BCM configuration.
Beta software is experimental. While generally safe, there is a higher risk of bugs compared to the stable release. Always ensure you have a backup of your vehicle's configuration (an "AS-BUILT" data backup) before making changes.
FORScan 2.4.6 Beta is now available
Once you have the Beta running, the world opens up. Here are the most popular modifications achievable with this version:
On F-150s and Super Duty trucks, FORScan 2.4.6 Beta can unlock engine oil temperature, transmission temperature, and even DEF fluid level on your instrument cluster display—data Ford hides in the default firmware.
: It features an expanded firmware database, essential for users attempting to upgrade hardware (e.g., 3G to 4G modem swaps) or resolve software glitches in newer modules. Key Technical Considerations
Using your factory key fob, you can roll all windows down (and sometimes up) by holding the unlock button. This is disabled by default in North America but can be enabled in FORScan 2.4.6’s BCM configuration.
Beta software is experimental. While generally safe, there is a higher risk of bugs compared to the stable release. Always ensure you have a backup of your vehicle's configuration (an "AS-BUILT" data backup) before making changes.
FORScan 2.4.6 Beta is now available
Once you have the Beta running, the world opens up. Here are the most popular modifications achievable with this version:
On F-150s and Super Duty trucks, FORScan 2.4.6 Beta can unlock engine oil temperature, transmission temperature, and even DEF fluid level on your instrument cluster display—data Ford hides in the default firmware.
: It features an expanded firmware database, essential for users attempting to upgrade hardware (e.g., 3G to 4G modem swaps) or resolve software glitches in newer modules. Key Technical Considerations
