Not really NE, but I have used FORSCAN with my 2012 F150... Haven't messed with the TPMS though. Shouldn't be too difficult as it looks like it can be programmed as shown at this page.Anybody in NE Indiana (Muncie to Ft. Wayne) that has experience with FORSCAN ( or any other device) that can adjust the TPMS settings on a 2018 F150 ? I have a 2018 F150 that came from the factory with load range E tires. Momma don't need that heavy of tire to haul groceries. THANX, Mike T
Same here, man. It was so traumatic, I couldn't walk for, like 14 months afterwards.I was too young to remember getting mine removed, sorry can't help.
That is a misconception about the extended license which is required to access some of the advanced programming features. A 2 month license is free, and can be renewed as often as you would like. If you don’t want to bother with the renewals you can purchase longer term licenses, but for personal work it is not even recommended by the author.I was under the impression that Forscan cost $. I have an Escape who's TPMS batteries are dead and I'm not replacing the unit(s) until I get new tires so I'd like to disable the TPMS comm failure warning message and light. I'm a big boy, I know to check my tire pressure every couple weeks.