12V SOC % on Ford.com

[Mark Hassa]

Dealer updated my IPMA/PSCM and I suppose didn’t use a power supply. Now my battery shows this.

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[Mach-Lee]

Dealer updated my IPMA/PSCM and I suppose didn’t use a power supply. Now my battery shows this.

They hooked up the power supply wrong during programming, park the vehicle for 8 hours undisturbed to allow the BMS to recalibrate the SoC.

 

[Indy Mike]

They hooked up the power supply wrong during programming, park the vehicle for 8 hours undisturbed to allow the BMS to recalibrate the SoC.

Running, In Accessory mode, or Off?

 

[Mach-Lee]

Running, In Accessory mode, or Off?

Completely off and do not wake it up or open any doors.

 

[Mark Hassa]

Looks like that worked. Back up to 87%.

 

[Indy Mike]

Completely off and do not wake it up or open any doors.

Good to know.

 

[rreddy3]

Could be a server glitch, but maybe they finally “fixed” it after 6 months.

EDIT: Yes it was a server glitch.

I just charged a bit at home. FP and F.com are now both stating the same LoC %, in addition to agreeing on estimated range. Perhaps the bug has been 'fixed', or it's another stranger than fiction coincidence ...

 

[thenew3]

I just charged a bit at home. FP and F.com are now both stating the same LoC %, in addition to agreeing on estimated range. Perhaps the bug has been 'fixed', or it's another stranger than fiction coincidence ...

Most likely your 12v and HV battery are at the same level.

I just checked ford.com, shows 84% (12v) and the car shows HV battery at 71%. So the bug is still working.

 

[rreddy3]

That’s good, I’m glad to hear my two SOC readings of 85% are coincidental.

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