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Your profile says that you're in Boise. Has it been cold? If so, that will quickly render a borderline 12 volt in "normal" temperatures into a useless brick.

How did you get a graphic display on the center screen with Carscanner? I have Carscanner on Android and I can only get text displays of the PIDs through Android Auto on the car display.

Yup, get your 12 volt load tested and likely time to replace it.

You said that the instrument cluster shows 100% until you start the truck, then goes to 83%. I would video that for your dealer appointment that you need to get scheduled.

What year Lightning? What size battery? Which trim level? Might want to update your profile, it still says that you are in a 2011 Ecoboost. I would get your truck to the dealer ASAP. The battery and high-voltage system is covered by the 8yr/100,000 mile warranty so it's safe to assume you're...

If you do a departure time while it is plugged in, I believe it will condition the cabin and battery starting 90 minutes prior to the departure time depending on the ambient temperature. That should be more than enough time to defrost everything while doing it on house current.

The longest module updates take about 3 hours. Most take anywhere from a couple of minutes to maybe 10 minutes in my limited experience. It's quite easy to finish a long list of updates in a single day, or a portion of a day. I treat the second day of the 2-day subscription as a "backup" for any...

Sounds like your service advisor is grasping at straws to see if you admit to anything that they can use against you. Nope. Silence is golden. They have to prove that your accessory caused the issue. Spoiler: It didn't.

Yeah, I do a lot of driving. State policies have spiked our gas prices in the past 2 years or so, and WA was already difficult to afford. Thankfully electricity is relatively affordable, but again, state policy makers are doing their best to make that go away as well. I'll enjoy it while I can...

Is this supposed to be in your "chronology" thread?

Your middle pinout pic shows AC and DC in the J1772 pins. I believe that is incorrect or an AI hallucination.

Welcome to gas prices in WA. Just very recently dropped below $4/gal in my area. Was near $4.50 - $5.00 for most of 2025. Diesel is $5.50...

The Wikipedia for NACS and J1772 may help too. It shows what each pin does. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Charging_Standard https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAE_J1772

As long as the correct data is attached to the music files, you can use the Ford voice control to ask "Play Styx" or "Play Come Sail Away", etc ... The Sync screen should also have the ability to list by Artist, Album, or Song Name, as long as that data was included with the music files. Some...

Yup, sounds like you're almost there..... Forget the names for a second. The large pins under the flap on your truck are the DCFC pins. To use a NACS supercharger, the adapter sends DC current to those two large pins. There are no AC pins on the Supercharger adapter (the AC pins are the two...

I chose "other" for the poll. I'll wait for gremlins or Ford app messages to start showing up then replace it. I live it a mellow climate, not too hot and not too cold which batteries seem to "like". I also put over 30,000 miles/year so lots of DC/DC converter charging and lots of time on my...

I'd take it to the dealer now to have them check codes and get the problem logged or fixed if there's any codes that point them towards something. Depending on your mileage, a 2023 should still be under warranty. Even if they can't find anything, if you get the complaint "logged" now and it...

I was confused on the adapters until it was explained to me on the Mach-e forum. Tesla accomplishes AC charging and DC charging through the same pins, so NACS accomplishes everything with just 5 pins. Tesla/NACS: -The two large pins carry AC or DC -2 smaller pins are communication pins -final...

My early version from the first batch of couplers was splitting like @itsjmod's when I received it. I wrapped a zip tie around it and it's been fine. Never thought anything else about it until this post. Possibly a manufacturing issue?

Every time you post your rate of $0.373/kWh I throw up a little in my mouth 🤢.