Changing truck from Canadian to USA config

[zacko11288]

I live in the US and purchased a used 2021 F-150 Lariet that was originally delivered from the factory to Canada. I notice that even after changing the defaults in the vehicle settings it still shows a smaller speedometer with KM listed. Does ananyone know if a procedure to change the truck over to a US config in FORScan?

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[Jesse-Infotainment]

What is your vin?

 

[zacko11288]

What is your vin?

Sent you a DM

 

[Turndown375]

Were you ever able to get this figured out? I’d like to make the same change on my 21 Lariat.

 

[CheifT]

I would also like to make the same change.

 

[tony72cutlass's']

Another critical change is removing all the two-four cases of beer and moose meat from the truck bed

Bonus If you find any Toronto maple leafs jerseys in there they make for good oil spill rags

 

[astrand1]

I live in Michigan so we get lots of vehicles here that have been bought from Canada because of the favorable exchange rate. There are lots of companies here that when the dealers buy them from auction they go straight to one of these places that reprograms or replaces the IC to a U.S. one. If the OP bought this truck from a dealer I’m supposed this was not already done. If they have to replace the cluster they also have to by law put a special sticker in the door jamb that states that the clusters have been swapped and the mileage etc.

 

[Jesse-Infotainment]

The cluster change was made and it corrected it.

If you have a Canadian truck and want MPH to be the main setting make the change with forscan

720-04-02

xxxx

*x--

If you have a Canadian version you will have a 9 where the asterisk is. Make it a 1.

You will have a 4341 where the bold underline X Make it 5553 (Only Make this if after changing the 9 to a 1 doesn't default it to MPH) All changes require a module reset. So make a change and the IPC will reset. Then reset once more manually under the wrench section of Forscan and that is how to verify a change was successful or not.

 

[CheifT]

The cluster change was made and it corrected it.

If you have a Canadian truck and want MPH to be the main setting make the change with forscan

720-04-02

xxxx

*x--

If you have a Canadian version you will have a 9 where the asterisk is. Make it a 1.

You will have a 4341 where the bold underline X Make it 5553 (Only Make this if after changing the 9 to a 1 doesn't default it to MPH) All changes require a module reset. So make a change and the IPC will reset. Then reset once more manually under the wrench section of Forscan and that is how to verify a change was successful or not.

That worked. Thanks,

 

[stangman]

The cluster change was made and it corrected it.

If you have a Canadian truck and want MPH to be the main setting make the change with forscan

720-04-02

xxxx

*x--

If you have a Canadian version you will have a 9 where the asterisk is. Make it a 1.

You will have a 4341 where the bold underline X Make it 5553 (Only Make this if after changing the 9 to a 1 doesn't default it to MPH) All changes require a module reset. So make a change and the IPC will reset. Then reset once more manually under the wrench section of Forscan and that is how to verify a change was successful or not.

Hi, does this work without replacing the instrument cluster? Will DM my VIN. Thank you.

 

[Jesse-Infotainment]

Hi, does this work without replacing the instrument cluster? Will DM my VIN. Thank you.

yes

 

[stangman]

yes

Great, trying it after lunch today.

 

[stangman]

 

[fordtruckman2003]

I keep thinking to do this and forgetting until next OTA when I'm driving around with triple digits on dash.

 

[Tripper23]

Do you think this same code change will work on a 2022 Lincoln Navigator?

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