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NAV/Video in Motion is an advanced change that rewards careful backups for 2015–2026 Ford F-150 trucks, applied with FORScan over an OBD-II adapter. Allows navigation and text reading while vehicle is moving. It is fully reversible and typically takes about 10 minutes to write once your worksheet is in hand.
The change touches the Accessory Protocol Interface Module (SYNC) (APIM), and your F-Config worksheet lists all 1 as-built code row with the module, address, and target value. Each row includes a blank for your original value so you can back up before writing changes and roll back later. Passenger can use full Sync features while driving.
Passenger can use full Sync features while driving
Worksheet rows
1
Modules
1
Estimated time
~10 min
Compatibility
2015-2026
The DIY process from start to finish — backup-first and, where possible, reversible.
Before changing anything, use FORScan to read and record the current value of each of the 1 row in the Accessory Protocol Interface Module (SYNC) (APIM). Your worksheet leaves a blank beside every row for exactly this.
Enter the 1 target row from your worksheet one at a time. Most owners finish NAV/Video in Motion in about 10 minutes with a laptop and a FORScan-compatible OBD-II adapter.
Turn the key off and back on, then confirm the change behaves as expected before moving on. If anything looks off, stop and compare against the originals you recorded.
Because NAV/Video in Motion is fully reversible, you can put every original value back later and return to stock whenever you want.
Review year-specific FORScan worksheet context before adding this mod to your build.
Make backups, understand the tool requirements, and review the FAQ before applying worksheet values.
Customers get a clean worksheet with original-value blanks, target values, completion checks, and module notes.
| Module | Address | Target value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| APIM | 7D0-02-01 | 5753 xxxx xxxx | Included in worksheet |
Requires careful backups and confidence working in FORScan.
It is rated advanced. It is well within reach for a careful DIYer, but back up your original values and work through the worksheet one row at a time.
Yes. This change is fully reversible as long as you record your original as-built values first. Your worksheet leaves a blank for each original value so you can roll back to stock.
It writes 1 code row to the Accessory Protocol Interface Module (SYNC) (APIM). Each row is listed in your worksheet with its address and target value.
Most owners finish NAV/Video in Motion in about 10 minutes once they have the worksheet, a laptop, and a FORScan-compatible OBD-II adapter.
NAV/Video in Motion applies to 2015–2026 F-150 trucks. Compatibility can still vary by trim, package, and module software version, so confirm against your own as-built data.
Sync2: Sirius Travel Link stops working. Sync3: 911 Assist disabled, European speed limit signs, FM shows extra decimal
Other FORScan changes in the same category you can add to the same worksheet.
Shows heated/cooled seat controls on home and climate screen
Shows heated steering wheel control on home and climate screen
Allows stereo to keep playing after turning off engine
Disables power outlet timeout
Allows stereo use without accessory mode on 2015 F-150s
Enables the climate quadrant on Sync 2