hello all, so i had problem climate(digital) only blowing cold air, i found out on passanger foot side theres motor-servo and lever arm that controls cold-hot air when i removed motor i saw that lever arm just went out from white plastic and its not broken. i readjusted arm and i tested hot-cold air and it was working great, lever arm is doing its job and all good, but problem comes after i turn off car or set ingition to off position correct 5mins when pass all those servo motors on climate start to sync. the motor that i readjust just start turning where it should not go and leler arm comes off plastic since it should not go in that position.. i try to remove batter and many many more things and i still didnt find way to reset that motor, no mather what i do the servo will go in wrong direction after 5mins... so please is there anyone who know what might be problem or how to reset this servo, or maybe theres electrical problem on car pc? THANKS

There might be a Service Function in FORScan to Calibrate the Actuators, there is in some cars but I don't know about your car and it may or may not solve the problem.

You don't need an Extended Licence to do Service Functions, the standard Laptop or Phone version is all you need along with a suitable adaptor.

2 hours ago, Tizer said:

There might be a Service Function in FORScan to Calibrate the Actuators, there is in some cars but I don't know about your car and it may or may not solve the problem.

You don't need an Extended Licence to do Service Functions, the standard Laptop or Phone version is all you need along with a suitable adaptor.

i have OBD2 and i use torque app, can be done with those?

2 minutes ago, borisford said:

i have OBD2 and i use torque app, can be done with those?

I don't know if you can do Service Procedures with Torque.

If you have a Windows Laptop then download  FORScan, https://forscan.org/download.html it's free and have a look.

Your Adaptor should work with the Windows version if it can read MS and HS Can but it will probably be slow if it is a wireless one and FORScan will give you a warning that your Adaptor is not recommended.

2 minutes ago, Tizer said:

I don't know if you can do Service Procedures with Torque.

If you have a Windows Laptop then download  FORScan, https://forscan.org/download.html it's free and have a look.

Your Adaptor should work with the Windows version if it can read MS and HS Can but it will probably be slow if it is a wireless one and FORScan will give you a warning that your Adaptor is not recommended.

Thanks you very much for info, yes i do have laptop i will try to download forscan and connect it with my obd2 adapter. i will write here if i have more questions

2 hours ago, Tizer said:

I don't know if you can do Service Procedures with Torque.

If you have a Windows Laptop then download  FORScan, https://forscan.org/download.html it's free and have a look.

Your Adaptor should work with the Windows version if it can read MS and HS Can but it will probably be slow if it is a wireless one and FORScan will give you a warning that your Adaptor is not recommended.

ok so i downloaded forscan and connected but it gave me false car info, it says its some ford focus from 1998 or 2002 i try multiple times and no luck on windows app, then i downloaded android app and got error that cant even connect heres image:

any ideas?

32 minutes ago, borisford said:

ok so i downloaded forscan and connected but it gave me false car info, it says its some ford focus from 1998 or 2002 i try multiple times and no luck on windows app, then i downloaded android app and got error that cant even connect heres image:

I'm not certain why it will not connect properly but I know that FORScan is very fussy about Adaptors and ones that work with every other App do not necessarily work with FORScan and the few that they recommend are quite expensive.

I'm still not sure if the Service Procedure that might help is supported for your model and year of car. Hopefully someone reading this with the same car and Digital Climate Control and FORScan will be able to tell you if the procedure is supported or not for your modal and year.

If it is then it would be a good idea to invest in a supported Adaptor to see if it solves the problem, if not then it may be a waste of money unless you intend doing a lot of diagnostics on Ford cars. See copy and pasted note below from FORScan. 

• OBDLink EX USB, recommended USB adapter for Windows version of FORScan, also for configuration and programming functions
• OBDLink MX+ BT, recommended Bluetooth adapter for Lite versions of FORScan (iOS, Android)
• vLinker FS USB, recommended USB adapter for Windows version of FORScan, also for configuration and programming functions
• vLinker FD BT, recommended Bluetooth adapter for FORScan Lite for Android
• OBDLink SX/LX/MX
• ELS27 (STN1170/2120)
• ELM327-compatible (fully compatible with original ELM327, please also see important note below)
• J2534 Pass-Thru

   

  Important note: after many years of continued project development, even those of few ELM327 that have relatively good quality, ceased to meet all of the FORScan requirements. Besides, majority of the adapters that are being sold under ELM327 trademark have quite dubious quality that dropped a lot in the past: in fact, they have nothing common with the famous "ELM327" brand but name. Thus we do not recommend any "ELM327" anymore. If possible, please use adapters recommended above (OBDLink, vLinker). FORScan will continue to support ELM327 adapters, but some new functionality may be limited or refuse to work on outdated adapters.

 

27 minutes ago, Tizer said:

I'm not certain why it will not connect properly but I know that FORScan is very fussy about Adaptors and ones that work with every other App do not necessarily work with FORScan and the few that they recommend are quite expensive.

I'm still not sure if the Service Procedure that might help is supported for your model and year of car. Hopefully someone reading this with the same car and Digital Climate Control and FORScan will be able to tell you if the procedure is supported or not for your modal and year.

If it is then it would be a good idea to invest in a supported Adaptor to see if it solves the problem, if not then it may be a waste of money unless you intend doing a lot of diagnostics on Ford cars. See copy and pasted note below from FORScan. 

• OBDLink EX USB, recommended USB adapter for Windows version of FORScan, also for configuration and programming functions
• OBDLink MX+ BT, recommended Bluetooth adapter for Lite versions of FORScan (iOS, Android)
• vLinker FS USB, recommended USB adapter for Windows version of FORScan, also for configuration and programming functions
• vLinker FD BT, recommended Bluetooth adapter for FORScan Lite for Android
• OBDLink SX/LX/MX
• ELS27 (STN1170/2120)
• ELM327-compatible (fully compatible with original ELM327, please also see important note below)
• J2534 Pass-Thru

   

  Important note: after many years of continued project development, even those of few ELM327 that have relatively good quality, ceased to meet all of the FORScan requirements. Besides, majority of the adapters that are being sold under ELM327 trademark have quite dubious quality that dropped a lot in the past: in fact, they have nothing common with the famous "ELM327" brand but name. Thus we do not recommend any "ELM327" anymore. If possible, please use adapters recommended above (OBDLink, vLinker). FORScan will continue to support ELM327 adapters, but some new functionality may be limited or refuse to work on outdated adapters.

 

okay thanks for all info.. i just remembered that when i got car i used to use ScanMaster-ELM tool on pc, what you think does it have option for acuators sync?

1 minute ago, borisford said:

i just remembered that when i got car i used to use ScanMaster-ELM tool on pc, what you think does it have option for acuators sync?

I don't know, I have never used ScanMaster.