Snakebitten
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There is/was ONE SPECIFIC issue, that I know of, where the GWM (Or TCU?) received an update that crippled LTE connectivity. The only solution Ford could offer using OTA, was to deliver an update over Wi-Fi that would fix the LTE issue.I came to see if I could find any help on this exact topic. Mine is a 2023 GT experiencing the same issues. However, mine started back on June 19th. I had it at a body shop to fix a scratch (someone keyed all the cars next to the fence at the dealership) and it stopped working. I have the same ECG-24.2.4.9 update as the last update installed. My car still reports that it is at the body shop in the ford pass app. I have no charging data in the app since the 19th and cannot turn on climate. Can lock/unlock doors with the buttons, but not windows.
Calling Ford Pass support, they had me turn off all connectivity features and drive around a bit, then then turn connectivity back on. This didn't work. Finally support asked their manager and they said it's a "known issue" and to keep my car connected to WIFI at home for an update sometime. I don't like this answer obviously. I'm going to call them again to see if I can get someone else, or I'll take it to the dealer to see if there's something they can do.
Unless that very specific issue is in fact the issue that is causing FordPass to not update, I think the advice to leave the car connected to Wi-Fi is bogus.
These kinds of issues are why some find things like Forscan/FDRS essential support tools for ownership of these modern software defined vehicles. You need software to diagnose software issues so you can use software to fix software. ??
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