@Ford Motor Company, here’s your opportunity to collect the OP’s VIN and dealership info.Where is the Ford rep on this forum? They need to reach out and help this case!
This doesn't look like a HVBJB, look at their photo, the powertrain fault wrench is missing and the behavior they are describing is different. The dealer also at this point would be well aware and prepared to replace it. The car wouldn't return to as if nothing had happened after a key cycle if the contactors were welded.I thought these HVBJB issues have been resolved for '23 MME ?
The first picture is from one of my attempts to restart from the incident 10 days ago; the initial stop all icons lit up-- turtle, wrench, battery.... I didn't have the presence of mind get a picture of it. Second pic is the errors I got on the May incident. Agreed that something is triggering false positives -- both times the car restarted normally before the tow arrived.This doesn't look like a HVBJB, look at their photo, the powertrain fault wrench is missing and the behavior they are describing is different. The dealer also at this point would be well aware and prepared to replace it. The car wouldn't return to as if nothing had happened after a key cycle if the contactors were welded.
I'm actually wondering if whatever the issue is, is something causing a false positive in the software, but you should still have a code in that case.
Sorry you’re having to deal with this.The first picture is from one of my attempts to restart from the incident 10 days ago; the initial stop all icons lit up-- turtle, wrench, battery.... I didn't have the presence of mind get a picture of it. Second pic is the errors I got on the May incident. Agreed that something is triggering false positives -- both times the car restarted normally before the tow arrived.
It took Ford and attorneys a total of 2 years to buyback my Focus. Meanwhile it sat 100% dissasembled in thier lot. I had no car.Yeah my state requires 45 days in the shop for lemon law claims and I just hit that threshold a week ago. Haven’t filed a claim yet because I’m out of town traveling for work, but I’ve researched local lemon law attorneys and have a folder of relevant documentation on my computer ready to go.
I also think I made a mistake choosing my dealership. After the first “repair” I tried to take it to a different dealership and was turned away. I was told the original dealership had priority rights to fix their mistake. I don’t know if that’s true or not, but at the time I said “ok” and went back to the original dealership, where they put me back at the bottom of the repair queue.
However, things finally appear to be moving along. fingers crossed.
Add this one when I moved the car from the garage to the street to get towed. Trifecta! Yahtzee!Unfortunately, I’m now here today with a 2023 GTPE, and similarly, the dealer’s service center never answers.
I hesitate to just tow it and drop it off, as this is my only car & the dealer never has loaners.
I will try to be optimistic, but this problematic with only 6,057 miles on the car.
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I called roadside assistance each time to get it towed to a dealership. I strongly doubt they have no idea what you're talking about. If you Google just Ford stop safely now you'll see it's happening across different models, even hybrids.Just had this happen to me! I called the 800 number and the rep seemed to have no idea what I was talking about. I called four or five dealerships and again no idea what I was talking about. Most dealerships are booking a month or so out so now I am stuck with risk driving the car or let it sit until I can get an appointment. Model is California Rt 1 2021.
If you call the BEV team, they're supposed to get the local dealership service dept to authorize a rental through e.g., Enterprise, if there are no loaners available. In my case Ford authorized the expense but the local dealership refused to follow through because Ford corporate had accumulated un-reimbursed expenses and I got caught in the middle. But try the BEV team (800) 392-3673? Good luck ?Add this one when I moved the car from the garage to the street to get towed. Trifecta! Yahtzee!
Irony. It reminds me of PG&E sending an email with apologies for blackouts offering a rebate on purchase of a generator. Perhaps Ford should provide a coupon for free Uber rides at the time of sale. ?When my BEV guy ghosted me he came back with "I got a new laptop sorry." LOL. He got me a $40 debit card for gas.
I agree it reminds a software bug. I remember having all sorts of messages popping up on start which would disappear after turning off/on cycles. That was fixed in software updates.I'm actually wondering if whatever the issue is, is something causing a false positive in the software, but you should still have a code in that case.
"Free gift with purchase! Don't think too hard about it!"Irony. It reminds me of PG&E sending an email with apologies for blackouts offering a rebate on purchase of a generator. Perhaps Ford should provide a coupon for free Uber rides at the time of sale. ?