Here is a post from way back. My PB has a dual look but it is single to about the rear axle then splits for the dual look.
https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/23-pb-bap-come-with-duals.14030/post-324751
It seems that RAM has an idea. Make the truck fully electric but have an engine solely as a generator to recharge. Genius out of the box thinking. Then again it will be a RAM. :crackup:
Imagine the Lighting with a small engine to supply enough electricity to constantly recharge. No electric...
Yeah that sux dude but I beleive it is more of an outlier than a norm. I also understand how that affects your joy in owning it. Hopefully it is a "just one of those things" and you are able to enjoy the ride like the vast majority of the other PB owners.
Toyota dealers around me act like they are doing you a favor by even talking to you. One dealer out right told me that they add over $3500 in dealer add ons and that is not negotiable. If you don't buy it at MSRP+dealer adds, there is a list of others waiting. No thanks.
yeah @Snakebitten seem to understand these trucks. At first I tried to max the MPG but I realized if I just drive it as I normally do I get about the same MPG anyway.
i am approaching the 2 year anniversary of my 2023 F-150 Powerboost.
A little context here. It is my daily driver however, I only drive about 10K mile a year (drive to office, HD runs, help family move stuff etc..). It was purchased with retirement in mind (Florida; beach, generator and...
It is difficult to get any "engineering" info.
Maybe this will help.
https://www.ford.com/cmslibs/content/dam/brand_ford/en_us/brand/trucks/f150/2020/Mediakit/F_150_PowerBoost_Graphic_1_1.pdf
For the record, I experienced this issue 2 times in a short period of time. It was about the 3 month mark. It has not happened since. It started as expected after a few hours of being left alone. I have other vehicles so it was not an issue to take one of the others. Both times were at home when...
Sorry I did not pay attention. However, the load was very light, only gas stove electronics and 2 refridgeraters, for about 2 hours so any numbers would be scewed.
Mike, my experience living in metro Atlanta GA is as follows.
I believe the climate control is on is own belt drive that is separate from the engine. The AC runs just fine all the time. It does not behave like the auto-stop engines that limit the AC when the engine is not running. Absolutely no...