I got you all the way to the last part of the last sentence. It isn't a Plug & Charge failure, it's a failure to turn off Plug & Charge when the app says it is off. I suspect it's really ON. That's why I asked Ford to turn it off.The point of Plug and Charge IS using the trucks billing method, that is what it is. Without plug and charge there would not be any billing method other than the Tesla app. There is no way for Tesla to bill through Ford other than Plug and Charge.
Point being, if he could disable Plug and Charge there would be no way for Tesla TO bill him. But they did, so this has to be a Plug and Charge failure.
I don’t think that’s correct. I recently initiated a Tesla session in FordPass - no P&C.Without plug and charge there would not be any billing method other than the Tesla app. There is no way for Tesla to bill through Ford other than Plug and Charge.
Of course. You can use any network in the Blue Oval Charge Network via FordPass activation, or Public Charge activation. Only EA and Tesla are Plug & Charge though, so you activate anywhere besides those 2 using FordPass or Public Charging, and the activation fails, nothing will happen.I don’t think that’s correct. I recently initiated a Tesla session in FordPass - no P&C.
Ford Software updates are like a box of chocolate but not quite as sweet.Same, from my android version 5.10.0 of Ford Pass
Force Stop and clearing data cache does nothing, I did not clear credentials as I don't want to eff around with reconfiguring PAAK.So what is the workaround until there is a fix? Can Force stopping Fordpass or turning off connectivity in the truck before charging throw a monkey wrench in Plug and charge process or they have nothing to do with it. Any other ideas?
Ford Software updates are like a box of chocolate but not quite as sweet.
Exactly correct.Perhaps I'm confused and not understanding the problem correctly.... but ....
Your trying to use the tesla app pricing and not the Ford P&C pricing tier?
If so, here's what I do which seems to work fine for me.
Right before I plug in, I launch the Tesla app, select charging location, then charging booth/stall ...... Then I hit the "start charging" button ..... And THEN I plug the charging cable/adapter into the truck.
This procedure has always worked for me and seems to bypass Ford P&C as the Tesla app is commanding the charger before I even connect my truck.
I even have Ford P&C activated in my Ford Pass app just in case I wish to use that to activate a charging session while using other DC fast chargers besides Tesla.
I suspect your issue is you never activate the sessions with the Tesla app, you simply plugged in and therefore Plug & Charge took over.I wrote Tesla plus cancelled my Tesla membership discount account. We’ll see what they have to say. Without the discount, the Tesla kW price is the same Ipaid at a nearby Walmart charging station. Not as cheap as gas right now.
will have to try this tomorrow at a Tesla station with plug and charge option turned off in Ford app.It would work because Ford would refuse the charge authorization to Tesla.