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"Was it just one rotor/brake pad position that had an issue? Or more?" paranoid Hybrid owners want to know...that would be me.

During a fairly long trip yesterday after going down a long long gradual hill, when the truck was charging, there was what smelled like electrics burning. Took it to the dealer today..they could not find anything out of order or burnt.

2nd phone call for dealer service. Can't find anything wrong.

I did get a phone call at 2:45 pm this afternoon here...The service person said they ran diagnostics and are now out test driving the Truck and can't find anything wrong. They want to keep it overnight. I said of course. Can't Find the Reason for a complete shut down and a reason for electrical...

At dealership just a few minutes ago. Service person said July 12 was the soonest they could look at my Hybrid. I went up the chain of command. Left trunk and was told I would get a phone call later today after the tech person looked at it.

Just looked at my nightmare thread. So, Yes, I will send the vin and dealership. thanks.

Going to the stealership tomorrow and see what they say. It took sitting for 15 minutes for it to be drivable after the shut down. 1977 miles on truck. This happened after getting home after the only big trip we have taken, meaning driving on the freeway for 6 hours straight. Never happend in...

Mine was built in May 23.. thanks

Couldn't find anything in search . I Let the truck sit for 15 minutes, then all ok started up. Any ideas? Happened after a 1000 trip

so that funnel is not for helping in making a "truckers bomb"?

In my state, and I agree. “Once upon a time, the beaches were the only highway north and south,” Johnson said. “But there is no longer a legitimate reason for driving on the beach (aside from scientific surveys and patrols by beach rangers), there are a lot more people competing for space on...

I keep trying all the ways to get better mpg. So far, getting 41.3 mpg for the first 1237 miles. Don't think I can get any better. Happy with that.

I am sure what you are saying is true. Just my surprise at why anyone would modify a small truck for the track. Just seems strange to me, but Enjoy..not my place to judge.

Why China Could Dominate the Next Big Advance in Batteries China is far ahead of the rest of the world in the development of batteries that use sodium, which are starting to compete with ubiquitous lithium power cells. In Changsha, deep in China’s interior, thousands of chemists, engineers and...

While ignoring the destructive cost of ICE pollution, destruction of rivers ,lakes, oceans from pumping and transporting oil, which is a very long list. And then...another myth...about EV fires...EVs are about 0.3 percent likely to ignite, versus a 1.05 percent likelihood for gas cars...

Stationary Storage Batteries for the storage of electricity from the grid could be seen as soon as 2025. That would be a massive game changer. And it would be Sodium batteries..cheap and plentiful. Sodium-ion batteries could reach pack densities of nearly 150 watt-hours per kilogram by 2025...

Expected from a writer who is into Muscle Cars and racing, etc. His focus is on speed and competition. I could say he comes across as a jerk, but that may be unfair.

yeah, my dad, way back when, raced dirt track with his modified A Ford...It made sense and still does.

But he did nail it in this comment in a different interview: Ford CEO Dismisses Tesla Cybertruck, Suggests It’s Not A Work Truck https://insideevs.com/news/673228/ford-ceo-tesla-cybertruck-not-real-pickup/

Hey Chicolini....how about I bring over some great pasta and a bottle or red and we talk about it?