22S41 Recall Software - Server Deployment Issue

[mkhuffman]

I'm with @DevSecOps and others that agree this is still yet a band-aid

A Band-Aid on a broken knee. Well, not quite as useless as that, but almost.

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[buzznwood]

Does anyone know, if this issue impacts certain types of cars more than others, GT vs select, AWD vs RWD , normal battery pack vs extended battery pack

The more power you draw the more chance of heating up the contactors so if one was to go just by maximum potential power draw then you would have more chance in GTPE/GT then AWD trims followed by RWD trims. However the issue has impacted all trims.

It really is best to just go in with the mind set that it will be a case of when not if it happens and just drive like you normally would, at least with this band-aid recall you won't get stranded so you can now spending your time cussing out Fords incompetent part selection while you drive to the dealer to get it fixed rather then when you are being towed there..

 

[Killerkg]

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I agree, but the question is when do we get the update, I am still waiting and don't see it in Ford pass. Is it a good idea to take the car on a long trip this weekend?

 

[back_at_it_19]

Sounds like he's guessing. The OTA has already been rolling out for at least a week, and there's no way that all cars will be updated by the 21st (if we're talking about July).

Mine arrived OTA 7/13 actually. EA.

 

[DevSecOps]

I agree, but the question is when do we get the update, I am still waiting and don't see it in Ford pass. Is it a good idea to take the car on a long trip this weekend?

The failure rate is insanely low ... don't stress so much and drive!

 

[Killerkg]

The failure rate is insanely low ... don't stress so much and drive!

Yes, that's what I was planning to do. Actually last week I drove it almost 1000 miles in 3 days, but did not know about this forum . Now I read all the horror stories and feeling stressed

 

[DevSecOps]

Yes, that's what I was planning to do. Actually last week I drove it almost 1000 miles in 3 days, but did not know about this forum . Now I read all the horror stories and feeling stressed

It's an echo chamber of negativity. Stay off the forum. I think some people come here to torture themselves.

 

[Mike G]

Yes, that's what I was planning to do. Actually last week I drove it almost 1000 miles in 3 days, but did not know about this forum . Now I read all the horror stories and feeling stressed

Our plan is Working! YES!

 

[Mike G]

It's an echo chamber of negativity. Stay off the forum. I think some people come here to torture themselves.

You say the nicest things....

 

[i8iridium]

It's an echo chamber of negativity. Stay off the forum. I think some people come here to torture themselves.

This wraps up the past month nicely. It's the truth. lol

 

[kennethjk]

It's an echo chamber of negativity. Stay off the forum. I think some people come here to torture themselves.

Hey don’t knock it, I am retired and if this thread didn’t happen I don’t know what I would have done with all that free time.?

 

[mkhuffman]

Yes, that's what I was planning to do. Actually last week I drove it almost 1000 miles in 3 days, but did not know about this forum . Now I read all the horror stories and feeling stressed

If you plan to do 40 WOTs in a row, I might be worried for you. But if you are just going to drive like a normal person, you are good to go.

You know most members in this forum have never had a HVBJB failure? 99% have had no failure. And that is scientifically proven. Just ask Todd.

 

[AKgrampy]

It is a little different than that. Before the update there is a high chance of being stranded or even having a tow truck damage your battery pack. It's a little more urgent in all fairness.

No one can change how you react to the HVBJB issue but the facts are that the failure rate is around 0.5% or less than 300 events out of 50,000 Machs sold in North America. Out of those failures some were stranded but from my reading many occurred after getting home or at DCFC stations. Not pleasant in any case but not stranded in the middle of nowhere. I only recall one case reported where the battery was damaged during a tow but there were probably a few others. My point is this is not as prevalent as you make it sound; although, I agree it sucks for those who experience it.

 

[AllenXS]

No one can change how you react to the HVBJB issue but the facts are that the failure rate is around 0.5% or less than 300 events out of 50,000 Machs sold in North America. Out of those failures some were stranded but from my reading many occurred after getting home or at DCFC stations. Not pleasant in any case but not stranded in the middle of nowhere. I only recall one case reported where the battery was damaged during a tow but there were probably a few others. My point is this is not as prevalent as you make it sound; although, I agree it sucks for those who experience it.

Yes it did suck being in the tiny minority at the time, but I have not changed the way I drive now. Car is feeling great to drive and I do so without anxiety.

get out and about in your cars people, enjoy it and if you need to get towed, which I doubt, enjoy another life experience.

 

[AKgrampy]

Yes it did suck at the time, but I have not changed the way I drive now. Car is feeling great to drive and I do so without anxiety.

Have not had it happen but continue to drive as normal.

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