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I had a dream last night. I was able to play Witcher 3 on my 15" screen while waiting for a charge... who thinks the hardware can support it?

No, it will be removed on 2024 models though. Along with a few other things. They are just trying to be profitable

That's smart. Thanks! I'll try your approach

Thanks I'll hice it a go. I like that better than drilling.... I guess if it's just plastic should be fine... seems like a pretty big hole for those hoses though

How do you remove the ovals? They seemed shut with the bed liner sprayed over them

You make a good a point, Temps are not usually that extreme over here, going down there is no issues, mileage is great. Coming back up the hill different story. But I'm not towing/hauling so I should be good. I haven't installed the pro charger yet, so I've never gone pass 91%. I will feel...

1.8 at that speed sounds good to me. My regular commute is 1.25 hrs each way and once a month I do a 4-5hr drive one way. In a few more months I'll be able to better judge. The 240 is actual from 90% to 12% gotta keep driving though

That's before winter conditions. And yes the ER is marked as 320. Not here in the foothills.

Lol Thank you all for the Input. Good comments out here. I think, we can all agree it would be nice, not a breakthrough that will give us crazy efficiency but a little extra

Hi, I drive around 110 daily and do have a few days a month that I drive 215. While it is enough to make it, you never know I'd the chargers are going to work, power outages, etc. So I like to have a little room for errors and avoid operating under best case scenarios. Maybe most guys are lucky...

Anyone knows if ford will be able to retrofit 2022 and 2023 models with heat pump to gain some extra range ? My 2023 ER Lariat gives me about 240 miles and in these hills with weather I can only expect it to get worse. I love the truck but range is a bit of an issue