It appears to be the same design with no active cooling, no temperature sensor and both DCFC and drive current going through the same contactors which make the problem worse if you DCFC.So when the HVBJB is replaced is it the same design or is it a new improved design that won't fail.
has anyone with the new HVBJB replaced gotten SSN?It appears to be the same design with no active cooling, no temperature sensor and both DCFC and drive current going through the same contactors which make the problem worse if you DCFC.
But the contactors themselves seem to be upgraded, possibly the new ones don't overheat as much as the old ones.
Only one, but it was right as they picked it up and drove away, so it appears that was just a manufacturing/QC issue with that particular HVBJB since it failed so quickly.has anyone with the new HVBJB replaced gotten SSN?
New. Read through the following thread. Todd spent a lot of time puling all the information together you need to understand the issue:So when the HVBJB is replaced is it the same design or is it a new improved design that won't fail.
Not much to update on yet. The way Ford does things is kinda weird. So basically corporate wants the car relocated but they don't actually do the relocating.No updates Todd?!?! I'd have thought it would be repaired by now, does that mean there are more issues than just the HVBJB?
What is the build date of your car? If you have not received it yet, it will most likely include the upgraded part, and none of those have failed for overheating/melted contractors. You shouldn't worry about it.I'm planning to head over the pass in a couple months, not too long after I get my Premium AWD. Now I'm second guessing whether I'll take it for the road trip. I'm not usually one to worry, but the Grapevine appears to be a Mach E killer!
I hope they cover your car with something to prevent rock chips while being towed. Bummer it’s taking so long for them to transfer your car from SoCal to Elk Grove. ??Not much to update on yet. The way Ford does things is kinda weird. So basically corporate wants the car relocated but they don't actually do the relocating.
They found a local dealership here, Elk Grove Ford, which is going to take the vehicle and diagnose it next Monday. It's on the dealership to initiate the tow which Ford provides them an authorization for reimbursement. I was told it would be towed today. So I'll likely have more information later and maybe even tomorrow if they hook it up.
Maybe there are additional issues.... The suspense
You'll be fineI'm planning to head over the pass in a couple months, not too long after I get my Premium AWD. Now I'm second guessing whether I'll take it for the road trip. I'm not usually one to worry, but the Grapevine appears to be a Mach E killer!
Good point, mine went into production 7/27 - hopefully I have the new part.What is the build date of your car? If you have not received it yet, it will most likely include the upgraded part, and none of those have failed for overheating/melted contractors. You shouldn't worry about it.
Guaranteed. The new parts were introduced in May. You are good to go.Good point, mine went into production 7/27 - hopefully I have the new part.