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Coming up on five years old.

This is why we don't be renewing our Connected Navigation subscription when it runs out. It's convenient for in-town navigation ("where the hell is that street?"), but for long trips where I need to charge I'm not jumping through hoops anymore when AA will do all that for me.

I pulled the panels a few weeks ago to unplug the 12V battery. Afterwards the lock buttons on the B and C pillars work much more reliably, usually about 85% of the time on the first touch. But I have still noticed a few times where the side mirrors don't automatically fold.

I had my dealership do the update about a month ago. I didn't think anything about it afterwards, but started noticing the problem locking the the car using the lock buttons a few weeks ago. Now it makes sense.

Is there a fuse we could just pull instead? I realize probably not, but just don't want to pull the panels off and play "find the clip".

Yes, it's not unusual for there to be a delay. Dealers don't alway immediately report doing it.

I'm one of the few (15%?) who rely almost exclusively on the built-in navigation on trips, but I've never relied on it to add chargers to my route. I've always planned my stops prior to the trip using ABRP and Plugshare and manually enter the stops in the navi. But I want it to do the...

I highly doubt it, but.... @rugedraw?

Yeah, like @Mach-Lee said, nothing to do but wait.⏳

Have you tried the steps @Mach-Lee lists in his earlier post? It could also be your time window for retries passed, so you'd have to wait for it to come around again?

Like @Mach-Lee said, this is the 25S65 recall by Ford. Here is a link describing it on the Canada.ca site. You should be able see on your phone's Ford app any recalls open on your vehicle. You just need to call your dealer and tell them you want to schedule this recall work. And check your...

The software for this recall probably will come out OTA eventually, but since Ford is slow about pushing out updates (especially for older models) it could be a while.

Since you know the update is pending, I suggest initiating the update yourself once you park the car for the night (go into Settings, click on Software Updates, and tell it to start). Yes, you can charge the battery yourself with a good charger, but I think it's easier to let the car charge...

Your 12V battery voltage/SoC is too low to apply the update. Here's my advice: Change the software update time to the evening when you're not using the car but awake to on the update Prior to the update time, turn the car on (not accessory mode, actually on) to charge the 12V battery above...

See Mike's post here about why no one can do this any longer.