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Made great progress today on many things, then this tonight...wtf? It's parked indoors, 39F outside ... No one has driven all evening..
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I had two episodes just like that. Same error messages both times.
I don't think anything showed on the car when I next went out to it and the behaved normally.
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I don't think anything showed on the car when I next went out to it and the behaved normally.
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A lot of those errors happen during updates and then clear out as part of the update process. Could it be that you received an update? Could it be a delayed push notification that just got to you from an earlier event?
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My December 4th faults may correlate with Powerup 2.1.
My 1.7 came on November 11th, so 6 days before my first set of warnings in the FordPass app.
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I'm guessing it was the car processing those updates. It might have downloaded the update and not applied it for 6 days or it could be a delayed notification.
When updates are applied to the car it creates DTCs or "faults" that are cleared out as part of the final process of the update. If they don't recur I wouldn't be worried about it. Especially if they aren't present when you get in the car.
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Have you tried sprinkling the car with Holy Water?
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Well at least it is better than car Repossessed at midnight.Made great progress today on many things, then this tonight...wtf? It's parked indoors, 39F outside ... No one has driven all evening..
