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It’s not that hard to do. Just follow the instructions on the website. If you do not update, it is likely that your issues will get worse over time. Or, take it to a dealer and see if they will do the update for you under warranty since you are having problems (if you are still within the 3/36...

You don’t. As I said in my first reply… ”Updating using a wifi connection in the truck will most likely not find the update.”

Yes, it works. I bought a used matching wheel.

Start here, enter your VIN and follow the instructions. https://www.ford.com/support/sync-maps-updates/ Updating using a wifi connection in the truck will most likely not find the update.

What build Sync3 do you have? This could be another issue with build 22257. If that’s what you have, then update to build 23188. Do not rely on a wifi connection to find the update.

You can’t rely on the wifi finding the update. Some have had success that way, but it’s hit or miss.

Start here, enter your VIN, and follow the instructions: https://www.ford.com/support/sync-maps-updates/

That's the problem!

What build of Sync3 do you have? If less than build 23188, you need to update.

If you have the Ford Protect ESP, then wiring harnesses are covered under PremiumCare, ExtendedCare and BaseCare. See this link and expand the Electrical section. https://fordprotect.ford.com/extended-service-plan

I do not have a 2024. Anyway, the 2024s have Sync 4.

Yes it is. It fixes quite a few issues.

If you have any version older than build 23188, you need to update.

Here's the story on the FordPass app changes: I just had a long conversation with Ford about the 'new' app version and my escalation on some things not working for one of my two vehicles. So far, they have rolled out this Beta App to 5%-10% of the users. That is why many of you have not seen...

It’s really your choice. If you want the AEB functionality then you’ll need the OEM kit. Many here have installed non-OEM and are happy with them.

Also, don’t forget about adding a trailer brake controller.

Being that is fairly close to the edge of the tire, they may refuse to patch and say a new tire is needed. A plug should do fine in this case.

That’s their standard answer when they know something is not right but they either don’t know how to fix it or they choose not to fix it.

If you have iOS, you have to select 'Location' from the main page. PSI and Oil Life, Odometer are under 'Service', then 'Vehicle Health'.

I have the new version on ios. When you first open it, you get the old layout. Select 'Enter New Fordpass' for the new layout. You can switch back and forth from the old to the new (restarts each time). The new version does not work correctly for my 2018 Fusion, but seems to be OK for the...