thefranchise713
Explorer Addict
- Joined
- April 22, 2016
- Messages
- 1,246
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- 166
- City, State
- Buffalo, NY
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '18 Toyota Prius Prime
If you have the 2x button, you should have had it from the factory.
If the option is missing from the IPC, you might have a misbuilt Explorer to the extent that the wrong ABD was in the cluster and BCM (not likely, but possible). Or, someone was fiddling with it and didn't re-code in the right data before it landed in your hands.
You can:
* Go to the dealer to have them re-load the default parameters for the IPC and BCM using their IDS scan tool;
* Use FORScan to enable the Remote Start option in the BCM (it's a pre-built parameter in the software last I checked)
* Use FORScan to re-input the correct values yourself from the as-built site generator from Ford, but that's extremely tedious and annoying.
As for me, I'd strongly recommend #1... if there's bad ABD it wouldn't be a bad idea to have them both reloaded in the easiest way possible with the scan tool. I'm capable enough at this point to do it myself, but if I weren't, it'd be $100 well spent--it wouldn't be more than an hour of shoptime (rounding up) to reload those units. If they ask for more money than what one hour of labor is, they're crazy.
If the option is missing from the IPC, you might have a misbuilt Explorer to the extent that the wrong ABD was in the cluster and BCM (not likely, but possible). Or, someone was fiddling with it and didn't re-code in the right data before it landed in your hands.
You can:
* Go to the dealer to have them re-load the default parameters for the IPC and BCM using their IDS scan tool;
* Use FORScan to enable the Remote Start option in the BCM (it's a pre-built parameter in the software last I checked)
* Use FORScan to re-input the correct values yourself from the as-built site generator from Ford, but that's extremely tedious and annoying.
As for me, I'd strongly recommend #1... if there's bad ABD it wouldn't be a bad idea to have them both reloaded in the easiest way possible with the scan tool. I'm capable enough at this point to do it myself, but if I weren't, it'd be $100 well spent--it wouldn't be more than an hour of shoptime (rounding up) to reload those units. If they ask for more money than what one hour of labor is, they're crazy.