Piquette
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- First Name
- Trent
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- Aug 21, 2023
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- Location
- New Hampshire
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- 2022 Lightning Lariat
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- Retired
I had this problem after returning from a two week trip abroad. Truck had sat for 12 cold days. On 2/1/24 I startEd the truck and the “Service Vehicle Soon“ message appeared along with the yellow wrench icon. I notified the Service Team at Grappone Ford in Concord, NH, and they responded early Friday 2/2/24 aasking me to bring it in right away. By the end of the day they had pulled the error codes and found cell #96 in Module 9 was producing a low voltage. They put in the order for a replacement Module #9, the mask, and the special compound used to bed the module to the cold plate.
Grappone kept me updated while the truck was in their hands. The replacement battery module came in the following Wednesday. The service technician (who is a member of Ford’s service advisory board) worked on my Lightning while also working on two Mach Es. Module 9 is at the front of the battery pack, and probably a little easier to replace. Service technician reported that he thought the Lightning battery was easier to work on than a Mach E.
On Wednesday 2/14/24 the technician had the truck back together, but wanted to hang on to it overnight to make sure it took and retained a charge. I picked it up at noon Thursday 2/15/24.
I am very happy with the Service Department at Grappone and highly recommend them if you need service on your Lightning or Mach E.
Lightning Lariat ER with Max Trailer Tow package. Build date: April 2022. 11,500 miles. Replaced Module #9 because cell #96 was producing reduced voltage.
Grappone kept me updated while the truck was in their hands. The replacement battery module came in the following Wednesday. The service technician (who is a member of Ford’s service advisory board) worked on my Lightning while also working on two Mach Es. Module 9 is at the front of the battery pack, and probably a little easier to replace. Service technician reported that he thought the Lightning battery was easier to work on than a Mach E.
On Wednesday 2/14/24 the technician had the truck back together, but wanted to hang on to it overnight to make sure it took and retained a charge. I picked it up at noon Thursday 2/15/24.
I am very happy with the Service Department at Grappone and highly recommend them if you need service on your Lightning or Mach E.
Lightning Lariat ER with Max Trailer Tow package. Build date: April 2022. 11,500 miles. Replaced Module #9 because cell #96 was producing reduced voltage.
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