'13-14 Cluster into '10-12 car (with TrackApps) retrofit
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Do both you guys have a 2010 Nav system? I'm pretty sure Jim does.
I see they are slightly different for ASBUILT - 2010 as less digits .. but still 2 fields.
2010 Nav
727-01-01 2140 8C29 C006
727-01-02 0000 31
2012 Nav
727-01-01 2140 8C29 80C6
727-01-02 0888 C081
I see they are slightly different for ASBUILT - 2010 as less digits .. but still 2 fields.
2010 Nav
727-01-01 2140 8C29 C006
727-01-02 0000 31
2012 Nav
727-01-01 2140 8C29 80C6
727-01-02 0888 C081
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I have a 2011 NAV... Non Nav cars only have 1 field -4 digits at 727-01-02...
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Mine is a 2010. But it only gave me 1 field in the second line.
Lex got his VIN somehow input into his nav. My nav still shows the VIN fromt he car it came out of.
Lex got his VIN somehow input into his nav. My nav still shows the VIN fromt he car it came out of.
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What modules are left? IPC, RCM, ABS... Did I miss one?
It can't be in the cluster... Can it?
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Ok, even though Nav and non-Nav have different as-built for the IPC, changing the as-built did not get the expected result. A PMI on the IPC? I guess that involves a PATS reprogram...Interestingly on the new IPC I got from Ford, it specifically mentioned a PMI - Maybe that needs to be done? Is it really in the cluster?
If I got some time this week, I might try....
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If I got some time this week, I might try....
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I am planning on doing the instrument cluster swap with the help of BlueEyedSnake since we're both in Northern California. What I am really confused about is this. I ordered a brand new 2014 SVT Cluster (the one that goes to 220 mph) with the track apps. Ford sent it to me programmed with my 2012 GT as built data to match my vin and they programmed the mileage to match the mileage of my current cluster (I haven't driven the car since I ordered the cluster). I bought the ABS module for a 2014 and the new switch for the steering wheel. The car has a supercharger and other modifications already done to it and I purchased an SCT X4 tuner and have a Lund Tune on it for a 2013/14 GT with the same modifications as my 2012.
Jon Lund told me I couldn't use my FRP ProCal to download his tune so I bought the X4. From what I understand, I have to do the following:
1) Reinstall the original stock 2012 Tune
2) Install the new cluster
3) Modify the new steering wheel button so I can have cruise control
4) Do the PATS/IDS update but enter the as built data of a 2014 GT that was similarly equipped as mine when it was tock
5) Apply the new Lund Tune that takes into account all of the modifications
Does this all sound right? Since Ford has already programmed the new cluster with the as built data of my 2012 is it still necessary to do all of the PATS/IDS work? Can I just return the car to stock tune, install the new Cluster, then install the Lund tune?
I don't want to waste BlueEyedSnake's time and it is a 2 1/2 hour drive from my house so I want to make sure that this is all going to work and I'm not missing something before I waste his time and mine. Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!!! Thanks!
Jon Lund told me I couldn't use my FRP ProCal to download his tune so I bought the X4. From what I understand, I have to do the following:
1) Reinstall the original stock 2012 Tune
2) Install the new cluster
3) Modify the new steering wheel button so I can have cruise control
4) Do the PATS/IDS update but enter the as built data of a 2014 GT that was similarly equipped as mine when it was tock
5) Apply the new Lund Tune that takes into account all of the modifications
Does this all sound right? Since Ford has already programmed the new cluster with the as built data of my 2012 is it still necessary to do all of the PATS/IDS work? Can I just return the car to stock tune, install the new Cluster, then install the Lund tune?
I don't want to waste BlueEyedSnake's time and it is a 2 1/2 hour drive from my house so I want to make sure that this is all going to work and I'm not missing something before I waste his time and mine. Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!!! Thanks!
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I am planning on doing the instrument cluster swap with the help of BlueEyedSnake since we're both in Northern California. What I am really confused about is this. I ordered a brand new 2014 SVT Cluster (the one that goes to 220 mph) with the track apps. Ford sent it to me programmed with my 2012 GT as built data to match my vin and they programmed the mileage to match the mileage of my current cluster (I haven't driven the car since I ordered the cluster). I bought the ABS module for a 2014 and the new switch for the steering wheel. The car has a supercharger and other modifications already done to it and I purchased an SCT X4 tuner and have a Lund Tune on it for a 2013/14 GT with the same modifications as my 2012.
Jon Lund told me I couldn't use my FRP ProCal to download his tune so I bought the X4. From what I understand, I have to do the following:
1) Reinstall the original stock 2012 Tune
2) Install the new cluster
3) Modify the new steering wheel button so I can have cruise control
4) Do the PATS/IDS update but enter the as built data of a 2014 GT that was similarly equipped as mine when it was tock
5) Apply the new Lund Tune that takes into account all of the modifications
Does this all sound right? Since Ford has already programmed the new cluster with the as built data of my 2012 is it still necessary to do all of the PATS/IDS work? Can I just return the car to stock tune, install the new Cluster, then install the Lund tune?
I don't want to waste BlueEyedSnake's time and it is a 2 1/2 hour drive from my house so I want to make sure that this is all going to work and I'm not missing something before I waste his time and mine. Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!!! Thanks!
Jon Lund told me I couldn't use my FRP ProCal to download his tune so I bought the X4. From what I understand, I have to do the following:
1) Reinstall the original stock 2012 Tune
2) Install the new cluster
3) Modify the new steering wheel button so I can have cruise control
4) Do the PATS/IDS update but enter the as built data of a 2014 GT that was similarly equipped as mine when it was tock
5) Apply the new Lund Tune that takes into account all of the modifications
Does this all sound right? Since Ford has already programmed the new cluster with the as built data of my 2012 is it still necessary to do all of the PATS/IDS work? Can I just return the car to stock tune, install the new Cluster, then install the Lund tune?
I don't want to waste BlueEyedSnake's time and it is a 2 1/2 hour drive from my house so I want to make sure that this is all going to work and I'm not missing something before I waste his time and mine. Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!!! Thanks!
You need to PMI the PCM and ABS in addition to that. And afterwards download the lund tune. Best to chat with BES on this.
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Last edited by LEXiiON; 8/13/14 at 12:37 PM.
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