I really think the front camera should come on when you go under say, 5mph or are just getting going from a stop. A standing child can be eclipsed by the front of this truck. It’s no different to me than when the rear camera comes on when reversing. Same idea.
So what is the safe way to handle this? After you get an OTA, verify if your mods are still working and if one or more of them isn't, troubleshoot each one individually and don't do a blanket restore?
Also in MA and did similar math before purchasing and realized it’d be about 1:1 roughly a bit less for the EV. Hoping to get some solar (payoff on that is about 5 years) and that should offset some of the electrical costs.
Good to see. I didn’t understand the initial rollout logic myself and the huge upfront costs for dealers. Then again, I still wish Ford sold their EVs direct like Tesla but I know that’s a pipe dream.
I recall reading they froze production last month, but I wasn’t sure if the Lightning assembly line was still shut down or not. Just curious if anyone knows any info.
My personal take on this (after reading all the docs on the recall) is that the old adapter is fine for use and I am keeping it as a backup in the truck. To each their own, follow your own judgement.
I’m still too nervous to FDRS things on my truck but good to hear the noticeable difference with stopped traffic. My biggest BC complaint is how my truck plows 65mph towards cars stopped on the highway in the distance and then brakes when it is almost too late.