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Good of you to jump in — but before Franks_int burns an attempt on it, that value needs a sanity check. VDASH is asking for a 5-byte...

Let me wish you the calm confidence that comes from careful preparation and reliable tools.

Most likely, it is a registration name mismatch. The license was generated for your forum username, namely gokturk99; you wrote...

Registration name: gokturk99 License key...

Your confidence should grow alongside a record of outcomes the software consistently supports. :)

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Registration name: Acc2009 License key: DFNKFAP-KWZGUMY-6E7LFUG-CCRERA6-7QPHARB-SWC558V-B4DXHAG-8HQYHEG-YZEJGNS The archive deserves...

Sounds good. Read it with Multiprog and upload the original untouched dump, plus a clear photo of the cluster board so I can see the...

Good — the Multiprog is the right kind of tool for this, it'll read the combination meter EEPROM/flash on the bench once you identify...

Right, that confirms it — a dead FCM radar with no communication is exactly the case where MUT-III coding usually won't take the change...

There isn't a copy-paste "delete FCM" tutorial for the MQ Triton that's safe to just follow blind, because the exact fix depends on your...

If MUT-III can't code FCM out, that's often because the coding/variant function needs the radar to be communicating to accept the change...

Good, that helps — a 2019 4N15 is the MQ-series Triton, so FCM/FCM warning is handled through coding/variant config across the FCM...

Understood — if the radar module itself is dead and you can't source a replacement, then disabling the function and clearing the cluster...

FCM (Forward Collision Mitigation) delete is possible on some Tritons, but it depends heavily on the exact model year and which module...