Mine was coming off pretty bad on my '22, but funny enough when the temps cooled off outside, it would sit back down somewhat. I was about to attempt a DIY, but traded it instead.
Don't think of it like a traditional hybrid (economy boost). Think of it as the branding indicates - Powerboost. It's meant to supplement the truck's hp and torque, as well as provide inverter/generator power for jobsites. An added benefit is marginally better fuel economy.
FYI, I just logged into the website today, and it appears Ford has extended the Fordpass points expiry period from 365 days with no activity to 2 years!
Call me paranoid, but I preventively replaced my axle bolts today. Luckily mine weren’t broken. Ounce of prevention/prolonging I suppose. They did seem a little loose when taking them out, like maybe they were over-yielded. Idk.
Yep. Lightning has available bi-directional charging for the extended range battery. However, it ALSO is not just a "plug-and-play" system. You have to have the interface installed by someone such as from SunRun, which is basically a high tech transfer switch.
Let's not blame Ford for your expectations... The intent of the generator was to power worksite tools (portable) hence the bonded neutral. What you do with your house is up to you to research and implement, not Ford's.
I’m coming from a ‘20 F250 6.7. While I loved the 250, my PB drives soooo much better (IFS vs live axle) and gets much better fuel economy, not to mention the price of diesel and the need to add DEF. Oil changes are expensive for the diesel, fuel filter changes are SUPER important, yadda yadda…...