JSACAN newbie...What did I do wrong?

[LDSSILLS]

Installed bypass adapter and OBDLINK MX+ on my 2021 Jeep Rubicon 4 door. JSCAN paired up my phone selected the correct wrangler, and JSCAN connected. First step was I dropped my TPMS so I could run 30psi with no alarms.

Then I thought I could turn on automatic high beam dimming. Well, I turned it on, I think. However, I don't think my JL has a radar module thus it won't work.

The problem is now when I exit the vehicle my headlights don't automatically turn off with the switch in AUTO mode. And that nasty dinging sound is there when the door is open. Yes, I can turn the lights off manually.

Anyone have a solution so I can get my lights to turn off when the vehicle is turned off?

Grandpa Larry

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[Stuckinthesand]

On the main screen for Jscan go to the cog wheel in the top right corner, click on trace and restore adaptations in the list and in there you can restore the previous setting.

 

[LDSSILLS]

On the main screen for Jscan go to the cog wheel in the top right corner, click on trace and restore adaptations in the list and in there you can restore the previous setting.

Thank you very much for that should work I am sure!

I was like an old kid with a new toy and instead of doing what I should of done write down how I made changes I jumped write in.


Grandpa Larry

 

[LDSSILLS]

May I pick your brain again? Why did JSCAN or Jeep do this:

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• • Light Load Inflation Pressure Front / Rear Tire: Leave at 0.
  • Max Load Inflation Pressure Front / Rear Tire: This value is used as the minimum pressure when the vehicle is fully loaded. Change this value first and see if it does the job.
    

Seems like they could have had a low-pressure alarm set point and an overpressure alarm set point.

I say this as Light load to me would be low pressure alarm set point, and Max load would be max pressure alarm set point.

Thank goodness I read the JSCAN info online!

Grandpa Larry

 

[LDSSILLS]

On the main screen for Jscan go to the cog wheel in the top right corner, click on trace and restore adaptations in the list and in there you can restore the previous setting.

Thanks again! Your advice worked perfectly!

Grandpa Larry

 

[Stuckinthesand]

May I pick your brain again? Why did JSCAN or Jeep do this:

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Honestly not sure why it is set this way on the Wrangler.

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