Most likely Ford is just blowing smoke on getting a fix announced before March 31st for the deep sleep problem. It's more than obvious that a true fix will require more than just a "firm ware" update. If it were that simple, you'd have to believe this would have been corrected way back in the 2022 model year since this problem has existed since then and continues into the 2025 models.
There is no recall for a battery, Ford will just check out your battery, and if you drove in to your dealer, your battery will pass. I hope there may be a recall for a AGM replacement, but I doubt it.
The deep sleep problem is not caused by a intermittent parasitic voltage draw. It is caused by the vehicle's inability to rapidly and fully recharge the 12v battery.
Sorry you are wrong. I have the damn paper saying it with an SSM number. It's fact not opinion. When I get on my computer I will post it. A different charge parameter may help with the issue. Read all the battery posts. Good luck.
Search the thread named SSM 53087 created Jan 4th. It's your proof along with many other threads regarding the same!
Here you go Mark.
I had the rear camera recall done this week and I asked dealer if they could also do the battery recall. They said the fix is not out yet and will probably entail battery replacement and will probably not happen until 3rd quarter.
I understand you will get a new battery. That it may test good then go bad in an instant. If it was that easy why is there no fix yet?
Some people around here get pretty hard set in their own pet theories as to the cause of problems even moreso than the Ford engineers when they literally document their findings to the federal government.
