jm061

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If you want to see if hooking up the trailer changes BCM programming, read the BCM without the trailer connected, then connect the trailer and read it again and see if anything changed. That would be a good start.

HKats

Hey AtlPacker, apparently I'm full of crap. LOL Sorry for the bad info.

AtlPacker

No worries. As I am still not sure what Mac book parallels means...

Livnitup

I took the lazy way out and bought this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

remltr

Parallels is another program like Boot Camp where you can install a Windows operating system.

HKats

I hear you!!! Yes, you install it on a Mac and it will allow you to install Windows and run them side by side. So you can run both operating systems at the same time and switch back and forth. And it's pretty cheap for the most part..........like $80.00

http://www.parallels.com/products/desktop/buy/

Good luck!

Livoniabob

This is funny,,, Or scary,,,,,, As Some times your link goes here http://www.rakuten.com/prod/mechanic...cuMl_6W08orPMQ
Mechanics Time Saver MTSPB153F Cross Chisel Finishing Hammer with Fiber

And some times to Amazon link for a trailer tester..

Looks like something is getting screwed up again with links posted on here..

phifer

I am slowly catching up on all this. I was all over the boards last year when I got the truck but with the military moving me to Germany and me not having my truck for a few months because it was crossing the ocean I missed a lot.

My question is have you found the settings for the digital speedometer in the instrument cluster? Being in Germany I have that displayed and I leave it on Km/H, but after I turn off the truck and it sits for a few minutes it always reverts back to MPH. All I have to do is press ok on the steering wheel but it would be nice if it stayed the way it was. Another bit of information is if I change all my settings to Km it will show my DTE and Avg Km/L but the digital speedometer stays in MPH unless manually changed. Thanks for all your hard work.

Livnitup

If the instrument panel is from a U.S. truck, the digital speedo will always revert back to mph after turning truck off/on. If it's from a Canadian truck it will revert back to Km/H. There is no FORScan changes that can overcome this. Only way around that is to either buy the corresponding panel cluster or sending it off to someone who can re-program the odometer like Anthony whose member name here on forums is Carcorrection; I believe he can also do this kind of programming with his equipment.

Livnitup

Lol, well the Chisel Hammer would be a different way of testing I haven't tried yet