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I just thought I would follow this up. To recap, I bought an electric log splitter from Harbor Freight that I was planning to run off my Lightning. The log splitter would make a brief noise and then kill the circuit. It worked from a regular house outlet however. First, although I was...

Well that is disappointing. I have been trying to avoid gas tools and I thought the lightning would be helpful in this regard.

Thank you. That clears things up quite a bit. However, how do I get a plug that I am sure is only connecting between 1 hot and the neutral? And will it make a difference to my problem? My understanding is that all the bed outlets are capable of supply 30 amps, so I am guessing that even if I...

I tried my small log splitter again in both the frunk and the bed. The attached picture shows the result. This does not look like a GFCI issue does it? I was thinking of trying the 240 volt outlet with an adapter, but I have read in other threads that the 120v outlets can actually provide up...

Yes, but someone suggested to use the 30 amp outlet with an adapter. I am not sure how that would work. I am looking to understand this aspect better.

It said overload (or something to that effect). When I push the power button it tries to start but then cuts off. Every time.

I just ran into this same problem and I am hoping someone can help clarify for me what my options are for buying an L14-30P to 6-20R adapter. I bought a Harbor Freight electric log splitter and it can't be run off the 110 outlets in the back of my lightning because it keeps tripping the...

I charged at superchargers twice in our Rivian yesterday. One was $.53 per kilowatt hour the other was $.50 per kilowatt hour.

That's the AC version. The DC version is not available yet: https://a2zevshop.com/collections/upcoming-products/products/tesla-nacs-dc-supercharger-extension-cord

I'll just chime in for the sake of it on this old thread. This is my first Ford and I am not sure I can ever go back to a vehicle that does not have both a door key pad and the ability to start with a password. Why this is not table stakes for any vehicle these days is beyond me. That said...

Here is what he says happened:

I was rear ended last year. They essentially hit my hitch receiver. The was some minor visible scratches. I took it to my Ford dealer to have it checked out and they told me the whole hitch receiver needed to be replaced because of damage that wasn't visible from the outside.

Does Apple Maps navigation work on your phone when it is not connected to CarPlay? Also, I hate to suggest this but have you rebooted your iPhone?

I think there is some communication. I think if you start a navigation in CarPlay and the start one in Ford navigation the CarPlay navigation will stop, and vice version.

Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but I am still looking to get a Bed Rug mat, but I don't really want to stick anything to my bed. What would happen if you didn't stick it down? Since it is fitted it would seem to me that it would not be likely to move around, especially if stuff was on it.

There is quite a lot the app could do but doesn't. But we do get to pay $800 a year for Blue Cruise!:unsure:

What size did you get?

What is the consensus about whether it is safe to go through a car wash with a stubby antenna?

The overall point I was trying to make is that I don't think it would be hard for Ford to support things like Apple Watch as a key and to provide their own independent solutions. It is my opinion one of the reasons that Ford and other companies resist is that they know it will be a better...

You make some very very good points. I think the bottom line is that car companies are deliberately making a decision to make customer satisfaction worse because of this fear of losing control over certain things. The key thing is that customer satisfaction is worse. It may just catch up...