dfoisy
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My 23 Lariat ER has only 56 percent power available, but I'm not sure why.
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Caliber357x
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This JUST happened to me. Was going to do an 80 mile round trip; going to charge up further and see if that resolves the problem. First time this has happened to me except for that one OTA update earlier this year where it happened to everyone
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This JUST happened to me. Was going to do an 80 mile round trip; going to charge up further and see if that resolves the problem. First time this has happened to me except for that one OTA update earlier this year where it happened to everyone
If it's like most cases, you should be good 2 go in a day or so.
Caliber357x
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It did resolve after 5 stop/start/locks. Just had never happened before, but immediately knew there was a problem when I did my normal s-pattern back out of my parking spot at my cabin (which lands me on a 16 degree pitch and 8 degree angle) and I started throwing gravel under my rear tire(s).
This would be a nice gremlin for @Ford Motor Company to solve; it seemed to be confined to 2022 models, but I have a 2023 Platinum.
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