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You need to tag official Ford account with @Ford Motor CompanyFord, what’s going on?!
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You need to tag official Ford account with @Ford Motor CompanyFord, what’s going on?!
Well this is terrible news. Hopefully the repair time is quicker and the whole battery should be replaced. I’m a May build as well and feel that way(early pack build issue) about the early SK cells.Dang! Yes, Lightning can hit twice! No pun intended. I just got stranded for the second time. 1st on December 22 with 13466 mi and 2nd now on May 23 with 21842 mi. I had the module #6 replaced on the 1st occasion because one of its cells failed. Expecting the same now. But still waiting for the shop diagnose. So upsetting. I love the truck but my trust on its powertrain reliability is completely shattered, sadly. Manufactured on May 22. Pattern noticed: when a module gets defective you cannot charge past mid-80s% (it will show 100% on the screen but when the charger is removed, it will immediately show the actual lower SOC). My daily standard recharge level is 90%. Then, once the SOC falls to around mid-60s%, the overall pack voltage colapses to a level unsustainable for regular driving, triggering the limp mode and the system faults. It seems there is something very wrong on early production SK battery modules. Or I’m just very unlucky. Ford, what’s going on?!
Hi there! I can look into your Lightning's charging concern on my end. To get started, could you please send a private message over with the name/location of your local Ford dealer and your Lightning's VIN?Dang! Yes, Lightning can hit twice! No pun intended. I just got stranded for the second time. 1st on December 22 with 13466 mi and 2nd now on May 23 with 21842 mi. I had the module #6 replaced on the 1st occasion because one of its cells failed. Expecting the same now. But still waiting for the shop diagnose. So upsetting. I love the truck but my trust on its powertrain reliability is completely shattered, sadly. Manufactured on May 22. Pattern noticed: when a module gets defective you cannot charge past mid-80s% (it will show 100% on the screen but when the charger is removed, it will immediately show the actual lower SOC). My daily standard recharge level is 90%. Then, once the SOC falls to around mid-60s%, the overall pack voltage colapses to a level unsustainable for regular driving, triggering the limp mode and the system faults. It seems there is something very wrong on early production SK battery modules. Or I’m just very unlucky. @Ford Motor Company , what’s going on?!
Per Ford totally unrelated, the production halt problem was noted there were 18 trucks affected. I don't think that number ever changed.So this seems to be mostly early truck builds? Do we think this is related at all to whatever battery problems prompted the production halt in Feb/March? And do we think it is fixed in the May 23 and onward builds?
Hey there, same thing is happening to my 2023 Lightning, had for 2 months. What do you mean "buyout got approved"?Its a legit question, I love the truck but its been seven fucking weeks. My buyout got approved and I am waiting on details now, if anyone had a recurring issue with the HV battery after a module replacement please reply in this thread
Your states lemon law procedures.So my truck has done the same thing, high-voltage battery module failure. What are you guys taking about buyback paperwork. Is this an option for Ford to buy the truck back?
Thank you NoelYour states lemon law procedures.
I agree need to add that option. We just bought a preowned Pro and are having the same issue as I type.Like an option that states "Yes, and I joined this forum specifically because of this issue" ? I think that's a valuable metric.