Using your Philips Head screwdriver, remove all 4 screws holding the plastic casing together Now break the two halves of the ELM casing into two to reveal the board and cables which make the internal parts of the ELM, and remove the USB lead, and you can also remove the OBD port to allow for some space for the next steps Take your switch, and align the switch up on the inside of the plastic casing, as we will need to drill a hole into the plastic casing for the new hi/lo can switch to be seated (remember to use the opposite side where the capacitor is located).

Use something to make a mark on the outside of the plastic.

How to create a keytab file for a Kerberos user logging into Active Directory. It's basically a file that contains a table of user accounts, with an encrypted hash of the user's password. Well, when you want a server process to automatically logon to Active Directory on startup, you have two options: type the password (in clear text) into a config file somewhere, or store an encrypted hash of the password in a keytab file. Anyway, the accepted way to store a hashed password in Kerberos is to use a keytab file.

In any case, you'd better do a good job of protecting the file (be it a config file or a keytab).

Before attempting to create a keytab file, you'll need to know the user's kerberos principal name, in the form of [email protected] Now in order to test the keytab, you'll need a copy of kinit.

However, be sure to comply with App Store guidelines, keeping your app under 200MB.

Fo CCCus Central ECU Config is a fairly new program to the internet, and is still currently being developed, but it is still in a good condition to use, to enable auto door locking, turn off passenger seatbelt warning chime, disable your day time running lights, and is also useful if you retro fit anything like a tow bar, where you can enable the tow bar functions yourself without visiting Ford.

The opportunities are endless with the new Fo CCCus Central ECU Config program, and best news is, its free.

All you need to do is get your hands on a ELM372, and modify it, or send me an email and I may have some modified ELM’s already made.

First you will need to remove the sticker on the front of the device to reveal the 4 screw holes underneath.