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You going to get rid of the truck for a known issue which Ford said they will have a fix 2025 first quarter. Really?
The dealer wont be able to fix it. Maybe temporally replace 12 volt battery. But it will return till programming fix.
The dealer wont be able to fix it. Maybe temporally replace 12 volt battery. But it will return till programming fix.
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This seems to be an extreme reaction to a fixable issue. Please wait for the software fix and request an AGM battery from your dealer.
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Not top priority.
Sensors, readings, calibrations, requirements when battery in passenger area, lack of programmers for the number of software issues between all the models, other reasons the issue could be pushed off to that may or may not have been valid confusing the severity of it like poor quality batteries, ect.
It MAY in fact be resolved with the 2025. We don't know yet. ? We do know they have AGM batteries as I thought I saw that posted already about a 2025 delivered.
I have not been able to view/ use the Ford app in months and my truck’s 12v battery has been hanging by a thread just as long, but not once has it failed to start.
I am mildly annoyed I can’t check the status of my truck or use my phone or watch to open it, but I like driving it and see a glimmer of hope in the anticipated fix hopefully coming soon.
I would not let this minor distraction keep me from enjoying the ride and the savings I have right now!
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