zakress
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2 weeks ago got the BECM fault after a failing 12v diagnosis. Today got a 2 modules and neg HV junction box and it'll be 2 weeks for the parts. Def not in a regional parts center ATM
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Incorrect, they are in regional parts centers2 weeks ago got the BECM fault after a failing 12v diagnosis. Today got a 2 modules and neg HV junction box and it'll be 2 weeks for the parts. Def not in a regional parts center ATM
Maybe they are supposed to be in Regional parts centers, but the Seattle one is out of stock for my modules. They have to come from the Midwest, so the plan or SOP is immaterial to customer need when it’s not within 1800 miles.Incorrect, they are in regional parts centers
Also got this on my 2023 Lariat ER on Monday. It's at the dealer, they're replacing the valve.My turn. Pulled the codes on my ODB. This is what I see. What do you think? Bad 12v battery? 39.5k miles on a 2023 Lariat ER.
Just drove it 15 miles, heat was working and NO Powertrain message.Also got this on my 2023 Lariat ER on Monday. It's at the dealer, they're replacing the valve.
I also noticed heat wasn't working.
from the time of diagnosis to picking up a working truck, what was your timetable? I was just diagnosed with the battery module #4 failure yesterday and was wondering what time range I can expect to get back my truck. My update yesterday was that they are ordering the part but no time estimate.Noticed my truck had been driven yesterday (8ish miles via FordApp).
Just called, was told that the work has been completed, they are charging it up, I should get a call back in a few hours to pick it up.
Timeline:
Truck bought Aug 26
Truck becomes brick Sep 6
Truck towed to dealer Sep 8
Truck fixed and back Oct 1 (pending)
Days with truck working like truck: 13
Days truck is paperweight: 2
Days at dealer: 23
34% actual drivable ownership time with truck...not bad.
So from when I dropped it off to the dealer Sep 8th to getting it back on Oct 1st was less than a month. When they diagnosed the issue it was from Sept 9th to the 22nd.from the time of diagnosis to picking up a working truck, what was your timetable? I was just diagnosed with the battery module #4 failure yesterday and was wondering what time range I can expect to get back my truck. My update yesterday was that they are ordering the part but no time estimate.
Could be as short as a week, or 6 weeks if Tech is backed up on other vehicles. One month seems typical. With your 20% limit on power, you can not drive it around until the parts get installed. Hope you can find a Ford rental so BEV customer service will cover beyond the $40/day rental limit ($60/day if on extended warranty?). Otherwise, they deny any extra cost beyond the very low daily limit.time of diagnosis to picking up a working truck, what was your timetable?
That code usually means a bad cell in one of the 9 HV battery modules. And you are limited in power (left gauge) to 57% which is usually another confirmation of a bad cell. Find a Ford dealer with good EV tech(s)...good luck. Your 8yr 100kmile (150k km?) warranty will cover. Call Ford BEV customer service. Arrange for Ford rental so that BEV will cover what dealer will not.Got the wrench sign (service) with powertrain malfunction P0B24 code
I don’t have the statistics, but from following these failures it appears to be totally random. You are probably as likely to have second fail as I am to have my first.Thank you @GoodSam
module #7 problem for my 2022 lariat truck
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Error P0B24 and 57% power
They told me they r waiting for parts
What the percentage of fail after 1st fail?? Is it likely?