You've had update 2.8.1 sitting in your queue since the end of October. It has tried to install several times but failed due to low battery voltage. This update is notorious for this. You need to connect your truck to a minimum 10amp battery charger, go into your settings, check for updates and manually kick off the update. This will require you vehicle to be parked and locked for maybe 1.5-2 hours. Make sure you set your headlights to off (not auto) and set your parking brake on. You will be able to see a progress bar on your screen as it installs. Do NOT open or unlock the truck during the install process. I wouldn't even walk close to it with the key jic.
No OTA history in the past 60 days. You have a newer version on Sync on your truck. I see no indications your truck is stuck not getting updates.
Nothing OTA in the past 60 days. You have a 2022, so they only thing you'd be missing is 3.5.2 and now recently them seem to have started rolling out 3.5.3 and 3.5.4 again. I don't have FDRS to check pending module updates.
Same as above: No OTA history in the past 60 days. You have a newer version on Sync on your truck. I see no indications your truck is stuck not getting updates
That's weird. Files were downloaded and just sitting in your queue since 10/18. Your truck tried to install the update a few times between then and 10/23, and are just sitting there waiting since 10/24. Never seen an update last that long without timing out.
That's weird. Files were downloaded and just sitting in your queue since 10/18. Your truck tried to install the update a few times between then and 10/23, and are just sitting there waiting since 10/24. Never seen an update last that long without timing out.
I appreciate the info man! Maybe something the dealer will have to check out.
No OTA history in the past 60 days, so I can't see what you got in October. You having a 2022, the only thing it could have been is 3.5.2 or a bluecruise map update.
