- First Name
- John
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- Dec 6, 2022
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- Location
- Westfield,IN
- Vehicle(s)
- 2025 Maverick XLT, FWD, Space White
- Engine
- 2.5L Hybrid
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- #31
When I finally took delivery of my truck (late Feb), the dealer service technician informed me that the issue preventing delivery for a month was not with the truck. Instead, it was a software issue with the diagnostic hardware used to take readings on truck components - apparently out of date for the current model year.
Dealer technicians determined, through their own testing and communication with other local Ford dealers and Ford Corp engineers, that the diagnostic hardware was reporting erroneous output - like the pre-collision error. So, the software update needed was with Ford providing an update for the diagnostic hardware, not a software update on the truck.
I think using the Ford Advocacy program also helped get this issue resolved by bringing in Ford engineers working directly with dealer technicians. I highly recommend using this free service from Ford to help resolve problems.
Dealer technicians determined, through their own testing and communication with other local Ford dealers and Ford Corp engineers, that the diagnostic hardware was reporting erroneous output - like the pre-collision error. So, the software update needed was with Ford providing an update for the diagnostic hardware, not a software update on the truck.
I think using the Ford Advocacy program also helped get this issue resolved by bringing in Ford engineers working directly with dealer technicians. I highly recommend using this free service from Ford to help resolve problems.
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