SmokingtheMeats
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I have ~200 mile each way trip planned for this weekend and this has me nervous.
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Yea, it's kind of hard because truck has been perfect since I got it back, from repair in January. I just received a "customer satisfaction notice" yesterday and though well I can wait. Just wish there was some heads up. Apparently the truck has been sending "notifications" about errors, but they clear. Would be nice if those we sent to Ford Pass, but I understand it could cause a lot of panic if they are erroneous errors.I have ~200 mile each way trip planned for this weekend and this has me nervous.
Luckily, I haven’t had to have any repair done yet, and I did receive the letter a few days ago for the update. My dealer couldn’t get me in until Monday.Yea, it's kind of hard because truck has been perfect since I got it back, from repair in January. I just received a "customer satisfaction notice" yesterday and though well I can wait. Just wish there was some heads up. Apparently the truck has been sending "notifications" about errors, but they clear. Would be nice if those we sent to Ford Pass, but I understand it could cause a lot of panic if they are erroneous errors.
Second module failure was replaced at 48,000 kilometres. Took approx 6 weeks. Module #7. 2022 XLT ERIf you would be so kind to reply, I am trying to keep a spreadsheet (see my signature) of Power Malfunctions and battery module replacements, but I may be missing one of these for your situation reported in the forum: Year, Model, ER/SR, Build date, miles, and/or final outcome?
I would think Build Date would be the most telling, but miles might matter in the long run. Maybe Software updates will be a factor?
Knowing the % of charging types (DCFC vs L2) and average/max charge rates would be interesting, but only Ford would know that...although I have had a number of FordPass missing charge logs so who knows how well they keep data!
If you would be so kind to reply, I am trying to keep a spreadsheet (see my signature) of Power Malfunctions and battery module replacements, but I may be missing one of these for your situation reported in the forum: Year, Model, ER/SR, Build date, miles, and/or final outcome?
I would think Build Date would be the most telling, but miles might matter in the long run. Maybe Software updates will be a factor?
Knowing the % of charging types (DCFC vs L2) and average/max charge rates would be interesting, but only Ford would know that...although I have had a number of FordPass missing charge logs so who knows how well they keep data!
I don’t believe you are out of line at all in feeling Ford should replace your entire drop down pack vs one defective module each time. My ER has 9 modules with number 9 still pending replacement since December 5th. It’s so bad of situation going on that the module they sent to replace my bad one was itself DOA bad upon arrival. At this point I feel I should be getting entire pack replaced. They can take mine and let the lab rats diagnose it in the lab and do the research there.This time it’s module 5. I think I would have been more comfortable if it was the same module. At this point feel like @Ford Motor Company should replace whole battery. If not when is the next module going to fail (there’s 9 of them). Not to be on here crying the blues ?.
My dealer was able to get a module in 2 days for replacement. Weird. I didn't even whine about it.I don’t believe you are out of line at all in feeling Ford should replace your entire drop down pack vs one defective module each time. My ER has 9 modules with number 9 still pending replacement since December 5th. It’s so bad of situation going on that the module they sent to replace my bad one was itself DOA bad upon arrival. At this point I feel I should be getting entire pack replaced. They can take mine and let the lab rats diagnose it in the lab and do the research there.
By the way I initiated buyback process as a potential resolution in my case. Time will tell what happens next. Been in shop since December 5th Ugh.
D'oh, sorry to hear it! If it needs a module replacement, mine took about 3 weeks total. Wasn't thrilled with communication while mine was in, but the truck has been good since I got it back. What dealer do you take yours to? I'm still looking for one in Austin, but didn't have a great experience at Lief Johnson for a minor thing, so I took it to new braunfels (where I bought it) for the battery issue since I figured they might care a little more.After 26k flawless miles, I thought I was immune. Popped up, and only 20% power available. I was able to drive home. had it towed to dealer and waiting to see. Just hoping it doesn’t take too long. I would prefer it just need BMS soft update (which was on recall for OTA update but idk if that ever happened). Don’t really want dealer cracking open the battery to replace a module.
i hope it doesn’t take a long time, I miss my truck.