We all know how valuable of a tool FORScan is and what it can do for our cars. So, let's start getting to the nitty gritty, and understand what all this program can do four our cars.
What you'll need to do anything mentioned in this thread:
1.Plug in/connect to the ELM OBD2 adapter you have either purchased, or already have.
2. Open FORScan, and click the plug to connect to your vehicle. (If you don't have a license, get a free extended license from their website, it lasts 2 months).
3. When this screen pops up, click yes to continue.
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4. When the screen pops up to make a new vehicle profile, do it, and save the backup to your hard drive.
5. It should now load all the control modules, and from here on we'll hit the highlights, and then go to the obscure of what you can enable or disable with your vehicle.
Since I'm limited with the amount of attachments per post, I'm going to just focus on the BdyCM (main), and hit the main things people want from it on this thread starter. Other modules will be included in replies, but let's start with the main things people want from this module, and that is Bambi Mode, and Global Windows. In addition, if there is something I miss out on, please feel free to mention it in the replies to this thread as well.
To do that, we are going to have to go into the BdyCM (main), as seen below:
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With any module here forward, it will be in this screen (the chip) and you will be able to find it by scrolling up and down. Click on the BdyCM as seen here, and click play.
With this module, this is the only time this screen should come up, click yes, and follow any instructions that come with it.
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Once you're in, set mode to Engineering 1.
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Scroll down and find Foglight function, double click click it, and set it to foglamp without restrictions, as seen here:
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Click the check, and if you have engineering mode enabled, you'll have bambi mode.
We aren't done in the BdyCM (main) yet, so don't exit and save quite yet. Next, you'll probably want to enable global windows while you're in there, so find Global Open/Close, and set it up as I have shown below:
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Click the checkmark, and save what you've done by writing it to the BdyCM (main) by clicking Write, confirm changes, and then the stop button.
BdyCM (main) extras:
Headlight type:
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Set this to whatever you are using, stock is either unconfigured or 09.
Tire sizes:
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Set this to whatever is closest to what you're currently running, and your speedometer will be adjusted accordingly.
Battery Type:
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Set this to whatever battery you are running and it will be charged accordingly.
AGS Disable for stock cars:
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Set the Active Grill Shutter PID to this, and you will get rid of any codes you have from removing the grill shutter from a stock car.
Next, I'll get into the BdyCM and what you can do there.
What you'll need to do anything mentioned in this thread:
- A laptop with FORScan
- An OBD2 ELM Cable or a bluetooth ELM cable
1.Plug in/connect to the ELM OBD2 adapter you have either purchased, or already have.
2. Open FORScan, and click the plug to connect to your vehicle. (If you don't have a license, get a free extended license from their website, it lasts 2 months).
3. When this screen pops up, click yes to continue.
4. When the screen pops up to make a new vehicle profile, do it, and save the backup to your hard drive.
5. It should now load all the control modules, and from here on we'll hit the highlights, and then go to the obscure of what you can enable or disable with your vehicle.
Since I'm limited with the amount of attachments per post, I'm going to just focus on the BdyCM (main), and hit the main things people want from it on this thread starter. Other modules will be included in replies, but let's start with the main things people want from this module, and that is Bambi Mode, and Global Windows. In addition, if there is something I miss out on, please feel free to mention it in the replies to this thread as well.
To do that, we are going to have to go into the BdyCM (main), as seen below:
With any module here forward, it will be in this screen (the chip) and you will be able to find it by scrolling up and down. Click on the BdyCM as seen here, and click play.
With this module, this is the only time this screen should come up, click yes, and follow any instructions that come with it.
Once you're in, set mode to Engineering 1.
Scroll down and find Foglight function, double click click it, and set it to foglamp without restrictions, as seen here:
Click the check, and if you have engineering mode enabled, you'll have bambi mode.
We aren't done in the BdyCM (main) yet, so don't exit and save quite yet. Next, you'll probably want to enable global windows while you're in there, so find Global Open/Close, and set it up as I have shown below:
Click the checkmark, and save what you've done by writing it to the BdyCM (main) by clicking Write, confirm changes, and then the stop button.
BdyCM (main) extras:
Headlight type:
Set this to whatever you are using, stock is either unconfigured or 09.
Tire sizes:
Set this to whatever is closest to what you're currently running, and your speedometer will be adjusted accordingly.
Battery Type:
AGS Disable for stock cars:
Set the Active Grill Shutter PID to this, and you will get rid of any codes you have from removing the grill shutter from a stock car.
Next, I'll get into the BdyCM and what you can do there.
