Fordphanatic
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My voltage keeps dropping im at 9.9v and along way to goYour connections aren't good... reset them making sure you're getting good contact
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My voltage keeps dropping im at 9.9v and along way to goYour connections aren't good... reset them making sure you're getting good contact
8.3volts Im fuckedMy voltage keeps dropping im at 9.9v and along way to go
Something is not right man! Either your battery maintainer is fried or connection to your truck is not solid. Make sure your battery charger/maintainer unit is in PowerSupply mode and is able to provide 20 amps current. Also make sure your battery charger negative clamp is connected somewhere to the chassis or engine (with good contact). That should do it.8.3volts Im fucked
8.3volts Im fucked
I just spoke with him... he's good and will post shortly... he's in the green now!Something is not right man! Either your battery maintainer is fried or connection to your truck is not solid. Make sure your battery charger/maintainer unit is in PowerSupply mode and is able to provide 20 amps current. Also make sure your battery charger negative clamp is connected somewhere to the chassis or engine (with good contact). That should do it.
NO NEED TO PANIC though. If your IPMA update fails, most likely it will become purple but there is no need to worry. Once you sort out your power supply issues, you can reflash it again. Only thing you loose here is time
Hell yeah! Members helping members, love it!I just spoke with him... he's good and will post shortly... he's in the green now!
Wow so my battery was replaced a month ago. When they took the hold down bolt out they put anti seaze on the threads. After talking to @Bob_Mac he concluded I had a bad ground. Well the bolt with the anti seaze caused a weak enough ground to cause my voltage issues. I did have to connect the negative directly to the negative side of the battery in order to bring the voltage back I was able to get backup to 12.5 V and the IPMA update seems like all might be well. Fingers crossed and a huge thank you to all you guys especially @Bob_Mac for spending time on the phone with me to figure this out.I just spoke with him... he's good and will post shortly... he's in the green now!
Thanks for the update on this. I've been contemplating the VCM3 it is just the high cost of it. @iceman77 checked on my last update for corruption and did not see anything, which is a great thing. Did not want to enage in the next set of updates if it is going to cause any issues as i have an XLT 302a package nothing with bluecruise. That was one of my main concerns since everyone says these are for the BC prep packages to go live.I used a VCM2 high-quality clone with this update and it worked fine. Still waiting on my real VCM3 to arrive.
Post back once it completes. As for your CCM wait for your Mongoose to arrive and then do that update.Wow so my battery was replaced a month ago. When they took the hold down bolt out they put anti seaze on the threads. After talking to @Bob_Mac he concluded I had a bad ground. Well the bolt with the anti seaze caused a weak enough ground to cause my voltage issues. I did have to connect the negative directly to the negative side of the battery in order to bring the voltage back I was able to get backup to 12.5 V and the IPMA update seems like all might be well. Fingers crossed and a huge thank you to all you guys especially @Bob_Mac for spending time on the phone with me to figure this out.
You should be fine.I have a mongoose arriving on Tuesday.
If it can actually rescue the CCM I will be thrilled, of course, but we will have another data-point for these brave-new-world antics.
If not, I'll be sending the module to a VCM3 surgeon for brain surgery.
If you purchased the recommended conditioner from Amazon. I found that I had to turn it off and on by hitting the stop start button to get it to charge again. You can tell it is charging by the solid orange light and your voltage should shoot up.I started off at 12 volts Now Im down to 11.3 I dont know what to do. Im at 75% complete
Read the continuing posts related to his issue please....If you purchased the recommended conditioner from Amazon. I found that I had to turn it off and on by hitting the stop start button to get it to charge again. You can tell it is charging by the solid orange light and your voltage should shoot up.
The charger wasnt the problem. The long hold down bolt was a weak ground spot for me. My battery was recently changed at the dealership and when they changed it they apparently put anti seaze on the threads which was causing me to get a weak ground. Thanks to @Bob_Mac he figured it out and Now Im back to 12.6 volts. Scary for a minuteIf you purchased the recommended conditioner from Amazon. I found that I had to turn it off and on by hitting the stop start button to get it to charge again. You can tell it is charging by the solid orange light and your voltage should shoot up.