Originally Posted by cwcb08

Only if he has a 8" cluster tho right? Unless I missed the post for a 4"?

Originally Posted by go3go3go

In my 2015 once you shifted to D from R the camera would automatically switch to the front view. This was very helpful after backing out of a spot then having to make a full turn to miss the car that was parked next to you. The front camera gave a great view of how close you are getting to that car's bumper.

My 2016 does not automatically switch from the rear to front when shifting into Drive. I SURE MISS THAT!!!

Could someone here that has a 2015 model see if its in the code so we could program that feature into our 2016s with 360 cameras?

Originally Posted by go3go3go

In my 2015 once you shifted to D from R the camera would automatically switch to the front view. This was very helpful after backing out of a spot then having to make a full turn to miss the car that was parked next to you. The front camera gave a great view of how close you are getting to that car's bumper.

My 2016 does not automatically switch from the rear to front when shifting into Drive. I SURE MISS THAT!!!

Could someone here that has a 2015 model see if its in the code so we could program that feature into our 2016s with 360 cameras?

Originally Posted by Airborne_Ape

Not necessarily.

there is a procedure to teach the truck moon roof operation by pressing the map lights 9 times in a specific order. It may be possible to try and 'break' the learning code and teach the truck that it has something it shouldn't.

I doubt there is anything in ForScan.

I don't recall any moon roof roof module. I wonder if the extended cab F150 has a motorized sun shade for the single panel moon roof. If it exists than maybe, just maybe, the sun shade can be taught different open commands.

....I'm not wearing my glasses, so my apologies.



This is all I know about moon roof calibration:


NOTE: The roof opening panel motor must be initialized when repairs are carried out on the roof opening panel system, including: any time the roof opening panel motor has been removed, the roof opening panel glass (fixed panoramic or front sliding) has been removed or adjusted, or if the roof opening panel frame has been removed.

NOTE: Initializing includes both the roof opening panel glass motor and the shield (sunhade) motor.

Place the roof opening panel sliding glass in the closed position.

With the driver’s door closed, place the ignition switch ON and wait for the overhead console lights to turn off.

NOTE: Steps 3 - 5 are to set up the overhead console to accept roof opening panel switch inputs to be held for up to a maximum of 150 seconds. Normally, the overhead console will consider the switch stuck after 30 seconds and ignore those longer inputs from the switch.


Steps 3 - 4 must be performed within 3 seconds.

Press the left map light once.

Press the right map light 4 times.

Press the left map light once.

NOTE: Step 7 must begin within 2 seconds of releasing the switch at the end of step 6.

Press and hold the roof opening panel sliding glass close switch until the roof opening panel glass moves to the closed (hard stop) and then the vent position, and the shield fully opens, then release the switch.

Press and hold the roof opening panel sliding glass close switch again until the roof opening panel sliding glass fully opens and closes and then the shield fully closes.

Release the switch and verify proper operation.

Originally Posted by robbieg

I'm not sure what you mean, I have 360 and it doesn't switch to the front camera in drive. There is a delay option in the vehicle settings that keeps the camera on until about 5MPH. Do you not have that setting on sync 3.

Originally Posted by go3go3go

I do have the delay turned on in my 2016. When I shift from reverse to drive the camera does stay on until I reach a certain speed. What is does not do is change the camera view from rear to front like my 2015 did. It was VERY handy to have happen.

So, if someone could look at the coding in a 2015 model then perhaps our 2016's could do this as well.

Originally Posted by robbieg

Mine is a 2015 with 360 but it does not behave as you described.

Originally Posted by go3go3go

Do you have the delay turned on? I can't think of any other settings in my 2015 that would have caused it to act the way it did. It sure was nice!

Originally Posted by robbieg

I have delay on now and like it better that way but in never behaved that way with it on or off.

Originally Posted by Livoniabob

/\ same here... need a build date on that 2015 that did it. Maybe a Platinum only feature?