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I believe pulling handle twice overrides that.

Pull handle twice.

I find it a real PITA on a long trip. I put in the route in ABRP, then look for a charging stop they've picked around 8 hours of driving later, and then look for what cities are there and find a hotel, that way the hotel charging is backed up by a nearby DC fast charger. NOTE - many hotels...

Under my certification as a FrunkMaster, I'm prohibited from working on his frunk, sorry.

@Ford Motor Company, this is exactly the type of communication that should be happening, to all owners (not just forum members). Thank you.

Pretty clearly that monitoring equipment isn't related to the installation, so I would say no. They also will have no way to know, unless you get audited. The credit is up to $1,000, so if you spend $3,333.33, you get $1,000. If your charger and installation cost more than that, you can...

Yes, the agreement calls for 3,500 Superchargers with CCS capability by end of 2024. This is separate from the Ford/GM/etc. deals.

FrunkMaster. I like it.

Yesterday attended a Drive Electric Week event with our Mach-E and Lightning. Our former dealer was there (the one that won't service the Lightning bought out of state). They brought an E-Transit, a Lightning, and a Mach-E. I know one of the guys (commercial sales), so we talked a bit...

Recent additions: Moab, Utah (desperately needed for those using parks) Chugiak, AK Mackinaw City, MI (desperately needed for those heading to UP) Deep River, ON North Bay, ON So, looks like rollout continues, despite Ford/GM/etc. deals.

Plugshare doesn't reflect this yet...

A very knowledgeable Lightning owner explained that DC charging will default to 90%, unless you override it. Frankly, I question their overall knowledge, as this is the internets...

I believe the Lightning has a pre-set 90% DC charging limit. The Mach-E doesn't have that.

There is. That's why my Lighting has failed the latest update 3 times. I plan on looking at the 12v level in Car Scanner and verifying that this morning, getting it up high enough, and then trying again.

This ^^^^ It's amazing that people don't understand this better. When you go to a dirty Burger King, who made it dirty - corporate or the franchise owner?

I think it's great the body shop expertise on this forum, who knew? Unfortunate that there isn't also expertise in insurance claims. When you contact your insurance company, they will assign an adjuster. That adjuster will work with the body shop on the estimate. So, if they say 12 hours of...

Still can.

Policies often require you to notify them.

Your insurance pays for repair and goes after his. Use it. You won't convince body shop of anything.

[Shakes head]