The Trailer Brake Controller or TBC is a technology that allows Ford truck owners to sync the brakes of the truck and its trailer. Its main purpose is to help drivers have a smoother and safer control over their truck's trailers. Many newer Ford truck models come equipped with TBC, but for those that don't have one, you can manually install one and activate it using FORScan.

Normally, your computer will automatically recognize the OHP ELMconfig OBD2 USB adapter as soon as you connect the device to your vehicle. There are times however when your computer fails to read the device and a "No ELM Found" error message occurs. Solutions for such error message vary. Here are some common procedures that you can apply in order to diagnose and potentially sort out the problem.

Upgrading from SYNC 2 to SYNC 3 requires some hardware and software configuration on your vehicle's system. You can apply these vital software configurations with the help of FORScan.

The OHP ELM327 OBD2 USB device is a plug-and-play device that should function as soon as you connect the device to your OBD-II port and your computer. This blog will lay out the steps on how to diagnose your OHP ELM327 OBD2 USB device and check if it's working properly.

One of the awesome features of FORScan is it lets you view live data coming from the various sensors of your vehicle. It allows you to monitor and perform diagnostic tests on your vehicle with ease.