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OTA Update Frustrations
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Snakebitten
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Fellas with 2021 F150's are owed by Ford an mongoose OBD adapter and a license for FDRS.
It'd literally be a fraction of the co$t to Ford compared to the TSB for the dealership to get the truck out of OTA purgatory.
It'd literally be a fraction of the co$t to Ford compared to the TSB for the dealership to get the truck out of OTA purgatory.
rugedraw
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22293/22294 is the latest. While your truck is out of date, it is past the hump where they can get stuck. You just haven't any any luck from Ford getting updates sent to you.
Hemmy
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So I probably need to go to the dealer to get my APIM updated or replaced?
rugedraw
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You can try, but Ford does not pay dealers to update modules, so good luck getting them to do it out of the kindness of their hearts.
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Snakebitten
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If you are asking me?
I'd jump in the FDRS water and solve the problem myself. The dealerships just suck the joy of ownership right out of ya.
These trucks are AMAZING when they are operating as designed. It's Ford, the manufacturer, at fault for the OTA snafus. But the factory authorized service department can just exacerbate the problem.
I know it's not appealing to spend ~$600 to make things right for a truck under warranty, but it's money well spent for enjoying the truck with a smile everytime I get in it.
Bubbasuwannee
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Any chance I could get my 21' VIN checked?
VIN: 1FTFW1RG9MFC18195
VIN: 1FTFW1RG9MFC18195
rugedraw
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3.5.3 was sent to you on 1/24. As has happened to many people, it timed out two weeks later before it was able to download the files it needed. Nothing to do but wait for them to resend it to you.
Bubbasuwannee
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Awesome, appreciate you taking the time to check.
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rugedraw
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3.5.3.2 was sent to you twice and it failed both times. The first time was on 2/1 and it failed the same day. Error code recorded is:
"errorCode":"RANGE_NOT_SATISFIABLE(416)""errorCategory":"HTTP(1347703880)""binaryUrl":"https://mmota-cdn.autonomic.ai/ford/AU_FORD_VADR_PRD-04bcaa25-3473-4bcb-b34f-e4f5ed0ed176""ecuId":"2000"
I don't know what that means. It was sent again on 2/14 and it timed out two weeks later after your truck failed to download the files. Basically, the same thing that happened to many other people who got this update sent to them. Nothing you can do but wait for it to be resent to you.
22r37
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What the f#$k does all that mean? Is it possible that because I made some Forscan changes the system recognizes that as an error? Anyway appreciate your efforts and time. Thanks
rugedraw
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No. It means Ford's OTA process sucks. That's all.
rugedraw
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2023's should be built with the latest software already. If you have full screen carplay/android auto and dual phone connectivity, you're good to go.
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