Ditto, I had the same problem unlocking the rear driver door on my '25, until today. I received the OTA software update, which fixed the issue.
Just last week I had the dealer update the 12 Volt battery fix. But when I log into my account, it says I've had no updates in the last 90 days. Is this normal?Got your message. Details are below. All 4 door modules were updated to the AD strategy. Install took 6 minutes with the vehicle in inhibit mode.
@elmedico27 So you can copy/paste to github:
Group ID 1 - Priority Update – Vehicle Doors
Side Door Operation
- This software update contains the following key changes:
- Prevents a potential future issue that may result in the side doors being unable to unlock when commanded from the exterior of the vehicle.
- In some instances after this update, a "Service vehicle soon" wrench icon may appear in your instrument cluster and will remain visible until you dismiss it by pressing the "OK" button on your steering wheel, or it will clear automatically with the next ignition cycle. You may also receive a FordPass notification indicating service is needed on the vehicle, which you can disregard. Please be assured this is a visual notification only and does not indicate any functional impact on your vehicle.
To view your past software updates, or if you've had multiple updates completed recently, visit: http://ford.com/support/software-update-release-notes-history DCMX-25.AD
The dealer actually put a new battery in my fob about 3 months ago and it's still been happening to me occasionally.
No doubt. It was just a thought at the time. Looking back it wakes from 10’ away. I figured the door button was a different receiver. Found if I was real close to the door it opened. So guessed battery. Tried different pockets for the fob. Just now realizing I went through some silly adaptations. All for buggy software
90 days without an OTA is perfectly normal. Whether an owner thinks that is acceptable or not is a different argument, but going 3 months without getting an update is par for the course.....even if the vehicle is not up to date.
Awe but your troubleshooting instinct took over and was doing a great job helping you figure it out!No doubt. It was just a thought at the time. Looking back it wakes from 10’ away. I figured the door button was a different receiver. Found if I was real close to the door it opened. So guessed battery. Tried different pockets for the fob. Just now realizing I went through some silly adaptations. All for buggy software
My comment about 90 days was really just a way of trying to ask why when, I JUST had the dealer update that module per the recall, it's not showing on my Ford page that it was completed. I mean after all, it's a software update.
Oh, that can take a while to come off after the dealer does it.
