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22/03/2021

 Ford julio pelayo (1650Pts.)

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2019 ford f150 won't start

Hi, installed evo all with t harness stand alone and it programmed fine, but it won't start the blue light on evo all blinks blue with 1st and 2nd press but not on 3rd press. Is there a way to activate the evo all to make sure it's programmed right, is there a wire i can ground to activate it? Does option b2 need to be on to add evo all single button one way rf kit ? Does protocol have to be set to fortin or is it automatically set to fortin? SN 001A07011080
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14/01/2021

 Ford Bradley Hartman (330Pts.)

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EVO ALL stand alone won't program to my 2019 Ford Explorer

2019 Ford Explorer Base key start, no hood pin, auto trans

I can get the CAN bus to program(I get the proper lights) Can bus voltages checked at 5 pin connector. 

key on.                                Key off

CAN 2 HIGH  2.76V.            2.08V

CAN 2 LOW.   2.24V.            2.08V

CAN 1 HIGH. 2.72V.             0V

CAN 1 LOW.   2.27V.             0V

Firmware is 71.49 as flash link suggests Toggle switch instead of hood pin has good, verified ground EVO ALL won't program my key information. I have gone through the steps prescribed(old method) with putting key in ignition, wait 6 seconds, then putting second key in for 3 seconds. Ignition comes on, but stays on. No blue LED flashing and have to unplug module to turn off. Also tried new method of folding the key in, and placing in front of the ignition, then pressing button on EVO ALL, but nothing happens. Blue and red LEDs stay lit. I am at my wits end. I have been searching all over this forum for the answer, but here I am asking the question. I am not sure which harness I have, but there is a t harness that goes to the ignition barrel, and the 4 CAN hi/lo wires that I stripped wrapped and spliced, and are on the correct wires behind the OBD2 connector. Car was bought new in 2019 with 2 factory keys..

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20/05/2020

 Ford Sheldon Rhoades (460Pts.)

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will not program 2013 f150

2013 F150 using EVOFORT4. While trying to program,when I get to putting the 1st key back in the 2nd time, nothing happens. Red and blue lights stay on. When I turn the key off, the IGN stays on until I unplug the red plug from the Evoall. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Date: 10/2019 SN:001A07 082676 firmware 71.49(flashlink recommended. PDF says 71.50, but it is grayed out in the firmware list).
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31/03/2019

 Ford Jeff Pihulak (160Pts.)

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2013 Ford Focus EVO-All will not program

Trying to get this Focus to start. Using EVO-ALL with remote starter module. No T-harness. Tried both the 2 key and 1 key Dcryptor and still getting no key detected when attepmting to remote start. 2 key method dosent seem to want to complete past step 8. Ignition does come on but Red LED does not flash, Blue one flashes 20 times and then ignition turns off. Using Dcryptor, 1 key, completed on computer with flashlink successfully but not key detected message when attempting remote start. Double checked all connections: good. Double check EVO programming, D2 is off. can't figure this one out. Please help
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07/03/2019

 Ford Andrew Devenish (140Pts.)

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Ford Focus 2015 Evo All with T harness power issue

Advice for all. Do not use the power (datalink) connection from the T harness. It will cause the 5A ignition hold fuse to blow. Run a separate power and ground to the data link cable instead. The manual does warn to do this if parking lights exceed 5 amp - and on a stock car from my experience they do...
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