speedracercjr
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$203 and FDRS reported 12.6V when I first turned it on after installing.What it run ya? Also, did ya take a voltage reading on the new one afterwords?
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$203 and FDRS reported 12.6V when I first turned it on after installing.What it run ya? Also, did ya take a voltage reading on the new one afterwords?
What type of battery, AGM or other? Also, did you do a battery relearn after install?$203 and FDRS reported 12.6V when I first turned it on after installing.
Curious what the vdc is after a day of normal use. Possibly take reading end of day today and first thing in morning tomorrow to see how much it maintained over night.$203 and FDRS reported 12.6V when I first turned it on after installing.
This is your VIN in hex. Mine is the same way.Just discovered that my GWM is corrupt, doesnt have the correct VIN. Been using the nano.
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AGM again. Haven’t had time to do the relearn, it’s on the list today along with ALL the updates now that it’s updating cleanly.What type of battery, AGM or other? Also, did you do a battery relearn after install?
You might want to go one step further than a relearn. There is a procedure to reset the BMS in both FORScan and FDRS (although I’ve used only the former for this). The reset actually resets everything—time in service, etc.—not just the state of charge, which the truck relearns by letting it sit for 8 hours. A full reset is what they would have done had you replaced the battery at the dealer. This is a quote from the shop manual:AGM again. Haven’t had time to do the relearn, it’s on the list today along with ALL the updates now that it’s updating cleanly.
The GSM doesn't update, leave it alone. Do the TRM first and then look back a few posts and follow @Jesse-Infotainment 's post about how to do the IPC...Looks like I'm getting my truck back today from Ford after my updating went wrong. I checked the FDRS and looked at what they completed. I'm guessing they didn't want to take the time to update the rest of the modules.
The dealer might also have left the TRM and the IPC alone because they can’t get warranty reimbursement for updating software that isn’t tied directly to a customer complaint. The IPC in particular would have cost them a lot of money to reflash if there was nothing wrong with it (other than being out of date) because it’s time-consuming.Looks like I'm getting my truck back today from Ford after my updating went wrong. I checked the FDRS and looked at what they completed. I'm guessing they didn't want to take the time to update the rest of the modules.