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Here are my FORscan settings confirmed on 2016 Platinum and Limited.

BCM
726-41-02 0001 0001 0072 Double Honk Enabled (Default)
0000 0001 0071 Double Honk Disabled
726-27-01 0100 0001 0057 Concurrent Brights/Fogs Disabled (Default w/LED fogs)
0100 0000 0157 Concurrent Brights/Fogs Enabled​
Do you know if this works on earlier years such as a 14 limited?
 



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Do you know if this works on earlier years such as a 14 limited?

I have no reason to believe that it wouldn't work, if it doesn't let me know what your stock settings are and I will try to find something that works for you.
 






I meant the brights with fogs. I already know how to do the double horn honk.
 






I know it was noted one the original post that "2017+" and Platinum Owner noted the correct values for the 2016 Plat to disable the double horn. Is there still a reason not to update this particular value on my 2017 Platinum or was the cautionary note due to the fact that the 2015 and earlier had a different set of values for the double honk? Thanks to this forum I'm all set with my FORScan setup and modified ELM327 I just need a bit of advice on if it's now safe to update the BCM 726-41-02 0001 0001 0071 to disable my double honk on my 2017 Platinum. Thanks!
 






Well, I tried it and it worked for the 2017 Platinum. Note, the real value is BCM 726-41-02 0000 0001 0071, my post above us the wrong checksum in it. No more honk honk when getting out of the car!
 






Well, I tried it and it worked for the 2017 Platinum. Note, the real value is BCM 726-41-02 0000 0001 0071, my post above us the wrong checksum in it. No more honk honk when getting out of the car!

Does this mean it will work on a 2017 Ford Explorer Sport?

I'm new to ForSCAN (still researching) but it seems like a useful tool for some software tweaks.
 






There shouldn't be much different between the the 2017 Platinum and 2017 Sport BCM module. After the read values were captured the default value for the block matched what I was expecting to see I took a chance and made the change. After changing the value to 0000 0001 0071 and writing it back to the vehicle the change stuck. Remember to cycle the ignition at least once after the change.
 






I just disabled the double honk in my 2016 Explorer (Sport)

Slightly different than what was shown above (still same line in the BCM 726-41-02)

before was 0001 0001 0072

to disable it I needed to change it to 0000 0000 0070

 






I just disabled the double honk in my 2016 Explorer

Slightly different than what was shown above (still same line in the BCM 726-41-02)

before was 0001 0001 0072

to disable it I needed to change it to 0000 0000 0070
Welcome to the Forum Bill.:wave:
Please add the trim level (Base, XLT, etc.) of the Explorer to your profile so it appears in the margin. That is useful info at times. Thanks.

Peter
 






For those with a 2016 and a default of "0001 0001 0072" in BCM position 726 41 02(such as my own vehicle)

Change this to "0000 0001 0071" to disable the double honk.

EDIT: I have also confirmed this on a 2016 Limited. The default was the same as mine.

I changed mine to 0000 0000 0070 and it still disabled. Are you aware of what the difference between 0070 and 0071 is? I know that the second string is a check sum (where you have 0001)

Thanks
 






I changed mine to 0000 0000 0070 and it still disabled. Are you aware of what the difference between 0070 and 0071 is? I know that the second string is a check sum (where you have 0001)

Thanks
[EDIT] Please ignore my comment below. I misread the post! [Edit]

Hi Bill, the correct value should be 0000 0001 0071 (Only the first 1 needs to be changed to a 0) give that a shot and report back!
 






[EDIT] Please ignore my comment below. I misread the post! [Edit]

Hi Bill, the correct value should be 0000 0001 0071 (Only the first 1 needs to be changed to a 0) give that a shot and report back!

Hi Simon - you are correct. I changed the values to 0000 0001 0071 and the computer module "blinked" I guess is a good way to put it. On exiting the car with the ignition on I got no more double honk. Not sure what else my original setting did beyond also getting rid of the double honk (the computer did not "blink" with my settings)

Thanks
 






hello, just wanted to let you guys know that there is a loser selling modified .ab data though a website to disable the double honk. This can be done without that or dealer programming by using a program called FORscan. 2017+ do not try!

See this thread,

http://forscan.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2331

** This is the route to go for these modifications! don't buy any hexed .ab files from online vendors. The Ford dealers will not apply them most of the time and it will end up costing you their hourly rate! **


This can be done using FORscan: (you will need to register and get extended license)

No IDS or dealer programming!

_____________

Download and install FORscan:
http://forscan.org/download.html

OBDLink MX Bluetooth Scan Tool:

https://www.scantool.net/obdlink-mxbt/

and a bluetooth enabled laptop.



The edits are at: (confirmed with 2014 explorer)

(2011-15 model)
BdyCM 726-16-01 0111 56 (Double Honk Enabled, Default)
BdyCM 726-16-01 0101 46 (Double Honk Disabled)
# 3rd digit number is 1: double honk enabled
# 3rd digit number is 0: double honk disabled

(2016- model)
BdyCM 726-41-02 0001 0000 0071 (Double Honk Enabled, Default)
BdyCM 726-41-02 0000 0000 0070 (Double Honk Disabled)
# 4th/12th digit number is 1: double honk enabled
# 4th/12th digit number is 0: double honk disabled
hello, just wanted to let you guys know that there is a loser selling modified .ab data though a website to disable the double honk. This can be done without that or dealer programming by using a program called FORscan. 2017+ do not try!

See this thread,

http://forscan.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2331

** This is the route to go for these modifications! don't buy any hexed .ab files from online vendors. The Ford dealers will not apply them most of the time and it will end up costing you their hourly rate! **


This can be done using FORscan: (you will need to register and get extended license)

No IDS or dealer programming!

_____________

Download and install FORscan:
http://forscan.org/download.html

OBDLink MX Bluetooth Scan Tool:

https://www.scantool.net/obdlink-mxbt/

and a bluetooth enabled laptop.



The edits are at: (confirmed with 2014 explorer)

(2011-15 model)
BdyCM 726-16-01 0111 56 (Double Honk Enabled, Default)
BdyCM 726-16-01 0101 46 (Double Honk Disabled)
# 3rd digit number is 1: double honk enabled
# 3rd digit number is 0: double honk disabled

(2016- model)
BdyCM 726-41-02 0001 0000 0071 (Double Honk Enabled, Default)
BdyCM 726-41-02 0000 0000 0070 (Double Honk Disabled)
# 4th/12th digit number is 1: double honk enabled
# 4th/12th digit number is 0: double honk disabled
where can i buy this scanner
 






Where can i by this scanner or should i go to the dealer and have it done, will the dealer do it being that it is a safety issue ?
 


















So... after reading many many FORscan posts, it seems great for all sorts of reprogramming. I too detest the dreaded double honk when I get out of the car while it's running and the key is in my pocket. Is there any way for a dealer or shop to disable the double honk? Or maybe someone in the Memphis area with FORscan? I'm not interested in any other FORscan trickery at the moment.
 






So... after reading many many FORscan posts, it seems great for all sorts of reprogramming. I too detest the dreaded double honk when I get out of the car while it's running and the key is in my pocket. Is there any way for a dealer or shop to disable the double honk? Or maybe someone in the Memphis area with FORscan? I'm not interested in any other FORscan trickery at the moment.

Free software + $20-$80 for an OBD reader, this is a 2min mod that you can easily perform yourself.
 






Free software + $20-$80 for an OBD reader, this is a 2min mod that you can easily perform yourself.
Well now that you say it that way... sounds pretty easy!
 



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