After multiple failures I just resort to this .....Yes. New sensor installed by dealer a couple of weeks ago.
I went in the day I read about it on this forum. Got the appt./install done that Friday.
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After multiple failures I just resort to this .....Yes. New sensor installed by dealer a couple of weeks ago.
I went in the day I read about it on this forum. Got the appt./install done that Friday.
What's their definition of "a problem", the FoMoCo tech instructions define what they are to look for and what to do ...... replace the device.I called my dealer upon recieving the recall and was told they are only replacing sensor if they find a problem.
Sure. The problem is the sensor installed in the truck is not the one Ford says should be there now. Sounds like you need to find another dealerI called my dealer upon recieving the recall and was told they are only replacing sensor if they find a problem.
Oh yeah, I always knew it was supposed to but I spent a lot of time with the old sensor watching the HVB charge while the LVB dropped. Even with the truck running mine would struggle to add more than a couple percent per hour. It’s nice to see it actually perform as designed for the first time.Ohhh yes, that's definitely a thing, the reasoning is, that the HVB contactors are active to connect the AC/DC charger, this condition places a load on the LVB and subjects it to a declining SOC condition, so the DC/DC inverter must step in at the right time to replenish the LVB as needed.
They never read the CSP. They told you the first thing that came to mind to get you off the phone.I called my dealer upon recieving the recall and was told they are only replacing sensor if they find a problem.
Just call Ford customer service and they told me the same thing. No problem/ No ReplacementThey never read the CSP. They told you the first thing that came to mind to get you off the phone.
If you have a Lightning...you get a new BMS sensor. That's the beginning and end of it. No diagnosis required.
The person you spoke with is clueless. Anyone with 5th grade reading comprehension can tell that if your vehicle has one of the two listed part numbers, it is to be replaced.Just call Ford customer service and they told me the same thing. No problem/ No Replacement
Well, mobile just called, and informed me they don't have the part, which I suspected would be the case. Not surprised at all, was more shocked when the old man that scheduled me claimed they did have the part.Scheduled mobile service for tomorrow to do mine. This will be my first try with mobile, so we will see how it goes. Hopefully the hardest part will be finding somewhere to park outside of my work garage that they can get to.
I think that was the name of the OTA that did the DDM and PDM modules so those symptoms would correlate.Sorry if this is mentioned earlier in the thread.
2023 Lariat - Canada
Failed on update : Priority Update: 23-PU0813-DOR-UP2. Look at the app and it says "Updated Unsuccessful - Vehicle Requires Service". Look closer "F-150 requires service. Contact a dealer as soon as possible" Along with a 1-800 number to call for more details.
Truck, driver side door controls all dead, except the power windows for the rear. So no lock, unlock, mirrors fold/position. Etc Etc. Cross Traffic & Blind spot sensors not working with warnings every few cars.
Call 1-800 number Ford says it's maybe BMS related take to dealer. So I assume part of csp-23b70. Ask if the service will fix issue. Told no it's not specific to the BMS issue but items I told him about are being mentioned by others.
No ETA on repair but be aware the OTA update 23-PU0813-DOR-UP2 may take you out if it fails...
I wonder is DOR mean break Door... <sigh>
To quote the service order : DDM Failed during OTA Update. Perform PMI, Re-Test, Update DDM & PDM Clear codes all Working.I think that was the name of the OTA that did the DDM and PDM modules so those symptoms would correlate.