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numerous trips to dealership. Had module replaced. Dealership clueless as to power-ups.
At eight months got 1.6, then 1.4, then 1.7.1.
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Gotta love those detailed release notes! Rage++
Let me write the release notes:
- trip meter still not fixed after a year, sorry, been busy coding Tic Tac Toe
- nope we didn’t add the option to preheat the battery before fast charging like Tesla and Polestar did. We think it’s better for our future warranty claims if you don’t charge too fast
- No, we didn’t add battery temperature on the display, other cars don’t have it even if it’s important, so why would we? Just buy an OBDII reader with Car scanner
- Nope we didn’t add the media that’s playing on the small screen, just watch the big one

feel free to add yours

P.S. I love my Mach-E but there is so much small things that they could improved by OTA, it’s frustrating to see that nearly nothing major was done in the last year.
 

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if we follow the Looney Tunes naming convention. All my updates would be called Wakko. ?
The BlueCruise PowerUp would be “Duck Dodgers! In the 21st and a fifth century!”

Ford Mustang Mach-E OTA Power-Up 2.1.0 is out 1639551017069


1..7.1 ? The Tasmanian Devil update of course.
Ford Mustang Mach-E OTA Power-Up 2.1.0 is out 1639551059966

2.1? TBD
 

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P.S. I love my Mach-E but there is so much small things that they could improved by OTA, it’s frustrating to see that nearly nothing major was done in the last year.
2nd that. You have early adopters here who want to help you make it better but it feels like there is no outlet with ears/eyes to hear.
 

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The BlueCruise PowerUp would be “Duck Dodgers! In the 21st and a fifth century!”

1639551017069.jpeg


1..7.1 ? The Tasmanian Devil update of course.
1639551059966.png

2.1? TBD
I’m waiting for the Family Guy update (just like the way Apple ran out of cats, ford will run out of Warner brothers cartoons).
 


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2nd that. You have early adopters here who want to help you make it better but it feels like there is no outlet with ears/eyes to hear.
There are actually quite a few Ford employees here. The former chief engineer for the car lurks these forums. People from engineering, finance, production, and other areas of expertise are here. There's also an official presence. What we say here is watched, occasionally commented on and used in feedback.

Things could be moving faster towards ridding of some of those annoying bugs, faster towards new features and the like, but there is movement.
 

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If there are "minor updates here and there" then why has the major version number changed??

Ford must be using a magic 8 ball to come up with the power up version numbers.
Minor update and version changes is fine. It could be they had some minor update that killed some backwards compatibility. The other one is some place just go to vs 2 for the next year. Honestly app versioning numbers is more or less arbitrary. There are general guide lines but no huge reasoning. Where I work we use a.b.c so an app update could be 1.0.3. C is updated if we are doing bug fixes or not changing the API calls at all. Everything is the same. B is updated if we say added a new API call but it is fully backwards compatible. A is updated if there was something that requires the person to move to the next version.
 

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Minor update and version changes is fine. It could be they had some minor update that killed some backwards compatibility. The other one is some place just go to vs 2 for the next year. Honestly app versioning numbers is more or less arbitrary. There are general guide lines but no huge reasoning. Where I work we use a.b.c so an app update could be 1.0.3. C is updated if we are doing bug fixes or not changing the API calls at all. Everything is the same. B is updated if we say added a new API call but it is fully backwards compatible. A is updated if there was something that requires the person to move to the next version.
Yup: Been a software developer going on 30 years now....
 

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Can someone give me a link or a TL;DR for how to address OTA updates with a dealership? My car was build in the middle of June and when I check the Updates section I only see "Your system is up-to-date." with zero additional information as to what version is running or considered Up To Date.

Do I assume I am NOT receiving OTA updates?
Do I need to ask a dealer to install something first?

What do I do?
 

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I'm not sure anyone has ever updated anything via the "check for updates" button..
 

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There are actually quite a few Ford employees here. The former chief engineer for the car lurks these forums. People from engineering, finance, production, and other areas of expertise are here. There's also an official presence. What we say here is watched, occasionally commented on and used in feedback.

Things could be moving faster towards ridding of some of those annoying bugs, faster towards new features and the like, but there is movement.
I do hope you're right, but I'm skeptical, given the inconsistencies (mostly major schedule slips) between "official statements by Ford leaders in social media" and what we experience in real life *cough*BlueCruise*cough* :D :D :D
 

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Can someone give me a link or a TL;DR for how to address OTA updates with a dealership? My car was build in the middle of June and when I check the Updates section I only see "Your system is up-to-date." with zero additional information as to what version is running or considered Up To Date.

Do I assume I am NOT receiving OTA updates?
Do I need to ask a dealer to install something first?

What do I do?
I believe @breeves002 posted a thread with a subject similar to "What to say to a dealer to get updates", but I'm too lazy (actually, multi-tasking at work) to search right now.
 

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There are actually quite a few Ford employees here. The former chief engineer for the car lurks these forums. People from engineering, finance, production, and other areas of expertise are here. There's also an official presence. What we say here is watched, occasionally commented on and used in feedback.

Things could be moving faster towards ridding of some of those annoying bugs, faster towards new features and the like, but there is movement.
I believe that to be accurate, as well. But, it really does seem like they most of what we post about does NOT get passed along to the appropriate team. When I had my IPC replaced but it was still buzzing, I had a call with the engineers from the "anything that makes a noise it shouldn't" team and the IPC team, along with a few other engineers. They sounded like they had no idea what was causing the buzzing. They said it was fully fixed in production cars, which would now be all GTs, and sent me a new IPC. When I said it wasn't fixed, they were seriously confused. I even offered to send a video of the buzzing and they were very excited to get that... even though you could literally sit in any MME and hear it. When I mentioned other issues, a lot of responses were that they had never even heard of that problem. The harmonic bounce due to the suspension was a complete loop. They passed it along to the suspension team and I got the response that they had no idea about this issue and would look into it.

Obviously this could be all just standard for how they handle stuff. But they definitely gave the impression that they were not getting a huge trove of feedback as I had thought. I mean, if they came on here, they could easily at least "kill" the top 90% of bugs/problems people have with the car. Especially when most of them are software related.
 

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Can someone give me a link or a TL;DR for how to address OTA updates with a dealership? My car was build in the middle of June and when I check the Updates section I only see "Your system is up-to-date." with zero additional information as to what version is running or considered Up To Date.

Do I assume I am NOT receiving OTA updates?
Do I need to ask a dealer to install something first?

What do I do?
The key ones to ask for are TSB-21P22 that fixes a lot of issues, Because I am stuck on an update I asked for the TSB-21-2249 IMPA update, there is a Sync4 update called TSB-21-2405. If you have a loud fan noise when charging TSB-021-2288 fixes that. There is also Power-up 1.4, 1.6 1.7.1 and now today 2.1. You can ask them to do all the power up software updates. I am not sure you need all of these but you can research more detail by searching the TSB numbers in here to give you more details.
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