Did you restart the headunit?Anyone see this message pop up after the update completed. No idea what it means.
....and I'm noticing the exact opposite. Before update, it would load in less than 5 seconds or so. Now, about 45 seconds to a minute.
I was wondering the exact same thing. I could have my truck parked in my den where the router is and it would not auto update. I parked my truck just outside the window of my den about 10-12 feet away from an Xfinity router and it did nothing. It was the old wifi hot spot trick or nothing.
You can log into your WiFi at home and have the truck use that to update, but I prefer to do it myself.
Unfortunately, I think there is no way to make the vehicle automatically connect to a saved wifi. If it did, I think these updates might happen automatically, but basically, once you tell it to connect to wifi, you might as well tell it to scan for updates since it won't stay connected for long (unless you are driving with your phone working as a hotspot for the truck).
I basically did the same thing, moved the router to about 15 ft from truck late afternoon and no luck. Moved router back to where it belongs about 40 ft from the truck and the next morning at 5 am it downloaded in just a few minutes.
I wonder if server load is an issue that would explain the slower downloads. I've also been able to monitor the connection from my router and was seeing that the wi-fi was being dropped intermittingly...this with the Maverick 20 feet away from the router.
Yes that is my thought as well. I have really good and stable internet throughout the day myself but who knows about Ford servers?
Have you upgraded to iOS17? When I did that apple car play seemed to respond better, then upgraded the truck.
