shadowchan454
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Hi all,
Trying to get a baseline of information for those in the colder areas of the world as I have an open customer care case with Ford Canada and my vehicle is still trying to be diagnosed at the dealership. Tech helpline is trying to flag a plugged heater core but I'm disagreeing with this.
-12c to -15c I get lukewarm/tepid heat when on max defrost setting only.
-16c and colder I get ice cold air on any setting leaving the vehicle partially undriveable as the interior fogs up.
They allowed me to take a new MME identical to mine home to test it as they keep getting customers in for this issue, this one was built in October 2022, Mine was built in March 2022. Same situation even with preconditioning and plugging it in.
I was told by the dealership that everyone that experiences these issues should make a customer care case as they provide you with a free rental, and if they cant find another EV for you to drive they reimburse your fuel spent. Just save the receipts and submit to your customer care rep.
*EDIT: I totally forgot to state the recall/HVAC update was done on my vehicle. They did it twice to no avail.
Let me know your experiences!
EDIT 2:
Tough luck for me and everyone else with this issue.
My shop foreman just reached out saying the field service Engineer said, in shorter terms, "too bad." That this is how the vehicle is supposed to work. Even after the supposed recall that I was told only slowed down the coolant in the system so it heated up more.
The shop foreman said the FSE is entertaining suggestions from techs on fixes for this as they are as stumped as we all are.
This is a design flaw. Through and through. This is not able to be mended by a software update. And to suggest lowering my fan speed and praying my front windshield doesn't fog up is not a fix.
I will be reaching out to Transport Canada on this and I implore others to do so as well. This recall did not fix the issue.
EDIT 3:
I've made my Transport Canada claim. They want to come out when the FSE comes to look at my car but I doubt the FSE will actually make the trip as its now warm out for a bit.
Anyone who has these issues, whether driving on the highway or not should be making a TC claim to note it. Fords recall did not fix it. They should not be getting away with this, especially if they knowingly installed a subpar heating system for cold climates.
Trying to get a baseline of information for those in the colder areas of the world as I have an open customer care case with Ford Canada and my vehicle is still trying to be diagnosed at the dealership. Tech helpline is trying to flag a plugged heater core but I'm disagreeing with this.
-12c to -15c I get lukewarm/tepid heat when on max defrost setting only.
-16c and colder I get ice cold air on any setting leaving the vehicle partially undriveable as the interior fogs up.
They allowed me to take a new MME identical to mine home to test it as they keep getting customers in for this issue, this one was built in October 2022, Mine was built in March 2022. Same situation even with preconditioning and plugging it in.
I was told by the dealership that everyone that experiences these issues should make a customer care case as they provide you with a free rental, and if they cant find another EV for you to drive they reimburse your fuel spent. Just save the receipts and submit to your customer care rep.
*EDIT: I totally forgot to state the recall/HVAC update was done on my vehicle. They did it twice to no avail.
Let me know your experiences!
EDIT 2:
Tough luck for me and everyone else with this issue.
My shop foreman just reached out saying the field service Engineer said, in shorter terms, "too bad." That this is how the vehicle is supposed to work. Even after the supposed recall that I was told only slowed down the coolant in the system so it heated up more.
The shop foreman said the FSE is entertaining suggestions from techs on fixes for this as they are as stumped as we all are.
This is a design flaw. Through and through. This is not able to be mended by a software update. And to suggest lowering my fan speed and praying my front windshield doesn't fog up is not a fix.
I will be reaching out to Transport Canada on this and I implore others to do so as well. This recall did not fix the issue.
EDIT 3:
I've made my Transport Canada claim. They want to come out when the FSE comes to look at my car but I doubt the FSE will actually make the trip as its now warm out for a bit.
Anyone who has these issues, whether driving on the highway or not should be making a TC claim to note it. Fords recall did not fix it. They should not be getting away with this, especially if they knowingly installed a subpar heating system for cold climates.
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