Gseshadow
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Full transparency, this was the first time I had used Forscan, so I have limited knowledge here...
That being said, I have the same truck as you and what I did worked.
My understanding is that the addresses are consistent between trims and even some across generations.
"Is it both functions are controlled at that address in the different columns and that it is repeated to show both changes?"
As far as I can tell, yes. I believe each row represents some group of functions like lighting or proximity detection etc. and each column in that row controls different individual items.
One the tutorial video they cover how to save your as built file as a backup, that way you can make changes all you like and always be able to get back to how it was when you got it.
For the 726-81-01 entries it shows up twice to show that two separate digits need to be changed. So what I ended up with was (x2x1 xxxx xxxx) on that row. The 2 and the 1 being the changed digits and the x's remain unchanged.
That being said, I have the same truck as you and what I did worked.
My understanding is that the addresses are consistent between trims and even some across generations.
"Is it both functions are controlled at that address in the different columns and that it is repeated to show both changes?"
As far as I can tell, yes. I believe each row represents some group of functions like lighting or proximity detection etc. and each column in that row controls different individual items.
One the tutorial video they cover how to save your as built file as a backup, that way you can make changes all you like and always be able to get back to how it was when you got it.
For the 726-81-01 entries it shows up twice to show that two separate digits need to be changed. So what I ended up with was (x2x1 xxxx xxxx) on that row. The 2 and the 1 being the changed digits and the x's remain unchanged.
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