Assuming these cars are similar to the other connected Ford vehicles, you can navigate to a settings menu where you can pick and choose what kind of data you share with Ford. I have certain ones turned off that I don't feel are necessary. All the ones associated with the vehicle itself I have...
Which is why I wanted to start this early in the OTA process for these cars. It's much easier to maintain this way. Getting this info together for the F150 was tedious to say the least.
Sync is the car's OS so to speak. The Sync version can change when you receive an update targeted at your APIM. Not every APIM update will give you a higher Sync version, but only APIM updates can change your Sync version. 6.3.2 was a Sync version, but the other four updates that have been...
Perhaps I'm not understanding what you're asking. Are you looking for software version of a particular module? In the link referenced above by @roadpilot, I included all the file names that changed with each OTA. If you want to know which strategy the module that was updated changed to, it would...
If what you want to know is what version of Sync you're on, you can see that in the "about sync" section in your touchscreen settings menu. If you want to see what updates you've gotten or have pending, I would need the VIN to check that.
Vehicles in the UAE do not have the capability to receive OTA updates. They have be done by the dealer. The servers over there will only show certain updates and you will see vehicles in other countries get updates that you cannot. Send me your VIN and I can show you what I mean.
It's a GWM update; no new features added. OTA history thread has been updated.
Fordpass is known to be delayed showing these things and sometimes, no notification at all.
FDRS is not showing any module updates that coincide with the 6.x.x updates others are getting. Your dealer won't be able to apply those updates for you. Unless if they run a network scan with FDRS (instead of me just typing the VIN into it) and that causes another update to release that isn't...
That has no effect on getting an update sent to you. I did a write up of how the OTA process works on the F150 sister forum to this one. It's a long read, but this will give you more insight on how this works...
lol A plan? They don't even know there's a problem. I'll try to remember to check your VIN in FDRS when I get home from work later. I know I checked in PTS and it was not showing any APIM, GWM or TCU updates pending for your car, but I don't fully trust PTS for these types of things. If the...
Even with FDRS, many updates are not available on the servers where you live. I've helped a few people out there get updates, but it requires unconventional methods. I am not sure what the plan is on Ford's end to get you guys updated. This is not an S650 specific issue in the UAE; it affects...
lol Yes, this will have to be said 100 times over; especially with this vehicle which is exposing people to Sync 4 for the first time. I don't mind it.
Dealers are not capable of pushing an OTA update. Those come from the "mothership" or Ford's servers. Ford does not pay dealers to perform module updates (unless there is a problem an update will fix or a recall/TSB that requires a module to be updated/reprogrammed), so you will most likely not...
Yea, you got all four known OTA's at the same time frames the few others I have seen got them. Like the others, you show a BCM and PCM update pending on the server. I'm sure the next OTA that gets pushed out will be for one of those two modules.