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Besides fault codes, I wonder what else they upload. As stated in another thread, I can watch and see history (bytes in/out) from my network based on a particular wireless client. Yesterday alone it uploaded well over 7 MB of data. I know I had issues with my infotainment (audio very low) so...

I just found out the same too. Under your profile you can add a phone. It took me a few tries to get it associated, but It worked.

To add this this more:

With Tesla opening up its patents on the Tesla connector over a month back, do we think companies will adopt the Tesla NACS and drop CCS? Also, what would it take to build a high-amperage Tesla NACS to CCS connector? I know there are a few companies making a CCS to NACS (including Tesla), but...

When driving home today, I noticed that the speakers didn’t sound right. For one, it wasn’t as loud, and secondly it felt like some of the speakers were not firing. So being in IT, I figured I would try to reboot the APIM, but that didn’t fix it. I then tried to reboot my iPhone, again no...

I guess I should keep some hearing protection in the car… sigh…

I am in IT professionally, and the stipulation that makes me nervous is this: “Understand the software provided is pre-release, therefore you should expect some errors, bugs or failures” I get it, but I worry about what failures they are talking about.

I remember reading that one as well for the APIM. However not all the updates are 6GB in size and might do small updates vs massive ones.

What happened to the propulsion sound option? It looks like it was removed out of one of the screens.

I have the ability to track how many bytes are going in/out along with a history of bytes in/out on my network. After looking at this data, I rarely see downloads/uploads over a few MB in size. How large are these OTA updates, PowerUps or Priority?

I know this is a fluke between driving/charging, but it’s still funny and would be a nice wish someday.

Does it really use that much power during PreCon? The heater is only 5 kWh, so how can it pull 20-30?

Be sure to check your profiles. I have that issue at times and it was under the guest profile vs my own.

We really need advanced stats for these vehicles on the dash or the Sync.

Mine did the same while driving to work one day. I let the car sit off for the few minutes and started it up. No issues since *crossing fingers*

I currently have 3.5.5 installed, and I hope thats it. Its scary since I use this vehicle mainly for work, and for driving the family around. If it was just me, it would be just a inconvenience, but with the family it could be a big issue... especially in the middle of no where.

I wonder if this could be related to what I saw this morning. It was 37 degrees out at the time, but I left with 90% SOC (preconditioned), and had 83% SOC when I finally arrived at work. . https://www.f150lightningforum.com/forum/threads/temporarily-lost-power-to-front-motors.13332/

So I was driving on the highway, and it was 37 degrees F. I came to a stop (red light), and noticed that half of my available powertrain was gone. So then I tried to accelerate, and notice its not the same as it should be and only the rear motors are accelerating/getting regen. On the next...

Just got this update at around 8PM today… I was picking up my son from practice. Instead of waiting till this AM (auto-install), I opted to install it now instead. Now I guess I need to turn the truck on so I can set it up. I will do that tomorrow morning.

Nothing yet for me... however I just picked up the 3.5.4 update.