It keeps failing saying the OTA conditions are not correct, but the OTA trigger is still active on your truck. This update requires the truck to be inhibited while it installs. Do you have auto-updates scheduled? If not, go to your truck, check for updates, and see if it gives you the option to manually start the install. Once you initiate, lock the truck, take the key and walk away and let the truck sit for 15 minutes or so while it installs.
It has auto updates set for 1AM every night. Both those and manual attempts fail. I even left the truck on the charger. Guess I will wait till I have enough updates to pay for the 48hour FDRS license again.
4.3.2 failed for me a few days ago, too. I have the same mentality. The 4.x.x updates don't give us anything new. Once whatever update these updates are prepping out truck for comes out, I will install them myself if the OTA process hasn;'t gotten me there yet.
I don't have an active FDRS license to check, but your truck is on the latest Sync version. I am sure there are a few modules pending updates, but no big deal.
Your truck has not gotten an OTA in 22 months, and the one it got put it on Sync 20301 which is bad software from 2020 known to break the OTA process. You need to have your dealer manually update your APIM or diagnose it as faulty and replace it. Otherwise, you will most likely never get an OTA. Mention TSB 22-2404 to the dealer.
