Dolio
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- Ryan
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- 2023 Lightning Lariat ER Max Tow Carbonized Gray
FYI, I learned since last time when after the Ford PowerUp v4.2.2.2 update, that I think there was a change in behavior. After that update, I believe, I needed to turn on the rear bed inverters or else the power down timer would still turn off the truck. If I turn on the rear bed inverters then the truck stays running as expected.
Today I just got the Ford PowerUp v4.2.3.1 update. And the vehicle power down timer is still working as it previously was. I have not tried the old method that pre v4.2.2.2 did not require the rear bed inverters be turned on, I might give that a try tomorrow though.
BTW. I have been keeping the truck powered up all day on work days just to keep the WiFi HotSpot enabled, versus using my cellphone hot spot which has a data limit and isn't as robust in the area I am parked all day. I do not really need the inverters to be running, but they do not seem to add enough idle load to be concerned much about.
Today I just got the Ford PowerUp v4.2.3.1 update. And the vehicle power down timer is still working as it previously was. I have not tried the old method that pre v4.2.2.2 did not require the rear bed inverters be turned on, I might give that a try tomorrow though.
BTW. I have been keeping the truck powered up all day on work days just to keep the WiFi HotSpot enabled, versus using my cellphone hot spot which has a data limit and isn't as robust in the area I am parked all day. I do not really need the inverters to be running, but they do not seem to add enough idle load to be concerned much about.
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