egecikrikci
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I’m documenting this to raise a flag for everyone working on FORScan modifications for the new 2025 Ranger (Wildtrak, Raptor, Tremor). The standard ABS as-built spreadsheets we’ve all been using are now officially outdated and incompatible with 2025 models.
Context:
I was trying to enable Lane Centering and Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control (with Stop & Go) on a 2025 Wildtrak (base trim) here in Turkey.
This means some previous configurations and bytemaps for ABS features possbly are broken for 2025+ models. Do not try to reuse them directly.
What I found is that Ford changed the ABS module data layout in 2025 Rangers:
Legacy Format (2024 and prior):
760-03-01 used to control:
I cross-checked:
so to this day after 2 days of research I haven't been able to decode what this stands for.
I assume there are more changes with 2025. If you guys have seen 760-03-01 (12 digits) and 760-03-02(2digits) format before please hit us up so we can debug it.
Context:
I was trying to enable Lane Centering and Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control (with Stop & Go) on a 2025 Wildtrak (base trim) here in Turkey.
This means some previous configurations and bytemaps for ABS features possbly are broken for 2025+ models. Do not try to reuse them directly.
What I found is that Ford changed the ABS module data layout in 2025 Rangers:
Legacy Format (2024 and prior):
- 760-03-01: Only 2 bytes → xxxx xx
- No 760-03-02 block at all
- 760-03-01: Now 3 full bytes → xxxx xxxx xxxx
- New Block Added: 760-03-02 (2 bytes)
760-03-01 used to control:
- Trailer Brake Controller
- Trail Control
- Reverse Brake Assist
- Lane Centering
- IACC (with Stop & Go)
I cross-checked:
- 2025 F-150
- 2025 F-250
- Maverick (from 2023 models and onwards has 760-03-02 but format still differs its full 12 digits)
so to this day after 2 days of research I haven't been able to decode what this stands for.
I assume there are more changes with 2025. If you guys have seen 760-03-01 (12 digits) and 760-03-02(2digits) format before please hit us up so we can debug it.
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