@Jesse-Infotainment
here is what I have can you check my vin # thx also is there a better way to get AA/CP full screen
This is an old version. What I said applies to you also.> If you are this behind you can wait for OTAs. Or you can update manually with FDRS.This is what I have.
SO as long as my automatic updates is on, I will eventually get? How far am I behind? Is it even working LOL?
Your OTA history shows no activity in the past 60 days. Unfortunately, there is no way to check past 60 days. However, based on the amount of OTA's that have been pushed lately, if you haven't gotten anything at all, I would assume there is some kind of issue with your truck.
I have been experiencing battery issues, oddly before I found out about this update, I got a battery charger yesterday. I have a feeling it is this, as some have reported to charge at night. Thank you for looking into.
The low battery issue only affects certain updates that require the vehicle to be inhibited while it updates. Most of the updates do not require the vehicle to be on a battery tender. Even if you had a battery issue, you haven't gotten any OTA's sent to you.....you issue is not that OTA's are failing to install; you aren't getting any at all.
Ok thanks! Is there anything I can do about it? Or do I have to take to dealer?
Yes. You can update the truck yourself. Very few people have had luck finding a dealer that is able/willing to do it. Jesse has a few tricks up his sleeve that he may be able to do once he takes a peek inside the guts of your truck.
Who told you that? It isn’t true. If the battery SOC is too low, the TCU can put the truck into deep sleep and communication with the mother ship stops. In less extreme cases, it just won’t download to conserve power. If you suspect a weak or discharged battery, best practice is to put it on a charger regardless of whether the update is flagged for vehicle inhibit.
First time I hear of this, but I've made it clear I'm not an expert. It makes good sense when you explain why, though. Either way, his OTA dashboard is showing no activity, at all. You need to receive an OTA before it can fail. Thanks for the input.
My battery issues have been for some time, which for the Raptor is somewhat common. Dealer said they check it and it is fine, but this past week I noticed when I went into my truck one morning, nothing came on except a few lights from the ambient lighting and the dash and center console did not wake up. So hence the recent purchase of the charger. On a side note, I have also read that my minimal driving (5 miles) to work everyday sometimes hinders battery charging.
