2.5" level with Bluecruise

[zacko11288]

I've been starting to look into doing a 2.5" level on my 21 lariat with activated bluecruise (co-pilot 360 active). I've noticed a lot of the leveling kits have a disclaimer saying that they could adversely affect Blue Cruise functionality. Can anyone confirm if this is true or not? Thanks!

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[XLT22]

It may or may not. Recalibration of the IPMA and CCM are simple with Forscan and only take a few minutes.

 

[McTremor22]

My blue cruise worked fine with my level and larger tires on my tremor so far. Dealer has it now and I did ask if they could make sure the cameras and sensors are calibrated correctly just in case. But I didn’t notice any issues yet. I think most leveling kits have that in there just to remove any liability if something happens.

 

[Doyouevenboost]

It may or may not. Recalibration of the IPMA and CCM are simple with Forscan and only take a few minutes.

Nah CCM is a bit more in depth, here’s my post about it.
https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/thr...u-re-aligned-your-cruise-control-module.5358/

 

[XLT22]

That "should" be done but I can tell you from used modules I've seen with the bracket attached they aren't all the same. Kind of like the fog light fiasco with those not being aligned right. Using a bubble level (versus say a digital calibrated angle finder) isn't going to be accurate enough to affect the function anyway. There is a calibration routine that can be initiated in FDRS or Forscan that will effectively calibrate the sensor. It just needs to be close enough to level at the bumper. That leveling procedure is intended to be used for bumper/module replacement and isn't done in the production environment when parts are received from the supplier.

 

[Jafo2317]

I have a 2.5 Motofab level and no issues at all for the Bluecruise. Didn't even have calibrate anything.

 

[AMB-KR-ECO]

Installed the Bilstein 6114's at the 2.5" setting and blue cruise works fine.

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