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That is true. If it’s not in the build date range the update won’t be available on the scan tool, since you already have the newer software. Dealers are told not to update modules unless directed to do so by a publication, because they can induce additional issues or complicate the current issue.That’s exactly what I showed the dealer. They say that it doesn’t fit within the build date range so there is no way that could be the problem.
The batteries in these trucks are robust, they’re AGM and more than capable of the repeat engine starting events required by the Auto Start/Stop system. If the battery is discharging it’s due to an excessive draw, notable battery itself.I wonder if the battery is underpowered? Just shooting from the hip here.
I have a 2019 Roush Stage 3 and that battery is a very weak battery for the car. Maybe an aftermarket/better battery would fix the issue? Just a thought.
Shouldn't have to replace a brand new battery though. Weird.
The symptoms you’re seeing are caused by the low battery voltage. Modules will act erratically and power down once voltage becomes low enough. Glad that Ford is going to send and engineer, bring it in as soon as it goes into deep sleep mode, that means the battery is discharging. If you wait until it’s completely discharged, the draw may not return immediately afterward, which will prevent diagnosis.I am glad I'm not crazy. After 3 batteries you sure would think someone would think there might be a bigger problem. I LOVE Ford. However they are getting me on this one. Tough to pay so much money and have to carry a jump start box with you everywhere you go. I've spoken with Ford and they have told me to wait for it to happen again then drop it off and they will have their engineers look into it. Mine did the brake pedal dance, every warning known to man, including a front camera warning which I done even have. Last time it did it it just went into dee sleep mode. I think I caught it before it was actually dead.
Heard this same thing from a guy on YouTube “Joe Knows Best” within 24hrs of him picking it up. Bad cell on the battery or something.My new one did same thing man. Picked it up on a Saturday and on Tuesday (sat until then) it wouldn't start (remote nowhere close). The brake pedal started bouncing up and down and errors lit up. Then it made some repeated thumping noise through the speakers (I recorded). After doing that for a minute everything stopped. No power. Dealership said "bad battery". If it happens again I won't be so friendly. I won't be a dik, but it will be clear that I expect a complete and total fix. I also won't wait to elevate.
In my experience with anything battery related like this the dealership usually goes with the “key fob stored too close to vehicle” before the actual problem is identified and fixed (reference BMW 335xi).Interesting. My Gen2 keys stay in my truck, in an alarm protected garage. Never had an issue