When applying changes to your vehicle using FORScan, you need to have the spreadsheet guide that contains your vehicle's list of modules and as-built codes. These spreadsheets can be found online, however, they are often difficult to find for newbie FORScan users.

A Youtube video created by Auto Dad, shows some steps on how to search and locate these spreadsheets. Check it out at the video below.

It was mentioned in the video that these spreadsheets are commonly found on the official FORScan forum. Registering in the forum is vital for newbie users. In there, you will find experienced FORScan users who will not only provide you with the correct spreadsheet for your vehicle but also help you on how to properly apply such modifications to your vehicle. 

These spreadsheets were built by the FORScan community, who have consolidated their knowledge to help fellow FORScan users identify the correct procedures in applying FORScan modifications. The spreadsheets are updated constantly every time new FORScan mods, vehicle models, or FORScan features were introduced or discovered. 

We have compiled a list of these spreadsheets here: List of As-Built Data Spreadsheets for FORScan Configuration and Programming

Special thanks to Auto Dad for coming up with this video guide and to the FORScan community who have compiled all these spreadsheets. Subscribe to Auto Dad's Youtube channel for more of his videos, here. 

To apply FORScan modifications using the spreadsheets, you will need a reliable FORScan adapter. Below is our OBD2 USB adapter that works flawlessly with FORScan: