Fixed that … it looks like you should know.ACC is NOT standard on Wildtrak. It requires Lux option.
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Fixed that … it looks like you should know.ACC is NOT standard on Wildtrak. It requires Lux option.
So maybe not ACC? Or not just ACC?That field will never pop. It is not used on Bronco and has been verified through looking up previously built and delivered Broncos.
But it comes standard on OBX and Badlands without LUX? Could be mostly ACC and something else as well …For those wondering about package levels, the original form did ask Yes/No for the Lux package. The data collected thus far doesn't really support it a package issue, in my opinion.
Less than 50% of the Ice Mountain residents ordered the Lux package...see below.
And of the 31 released so far, about one third of them were Lux packages.
No. It is not standard on any model. It requires the selection of LUX.But it comes standard on OBX and Badlands without LUX? Could be mostly ACC and something else as well …
I assume ACC is adaptive cruise control? My '21 OBX doesn't have it.But it comes standard on OBX and Badlands without LUX? Could be mostly ACC and something else as well …
I am checking the model comparison matrix … ACC is listed as an Available Option for the OBX, Badlands and Wildtrak. FF did I get that right?No. It is not standard on any model. It requires the selection of LUX.
Yeah … it comes only with LUX … I don’t know my way around these upscale models.I assume ACC is adaptive cruise control? My '21 OBX doesn't have it.
Available is not standard. Only available if you select the LUX option.I am checking the model comparison matrix … ACC is listed as an Available Option for the OBX, Badlands and Wildtrak. FF did I get that right?
Thank you. This is generally what we were seeing in our build week and reassuring that there is no specific trend. Guess it's my way of saying we are all stuck in the show together. Seems to be a bad part (if it is a chip/module) that affects all builds as I don't think they would have sent this many to a QC hold immediately. They must have thought this part was OK. I did notice a part change in the ETIS before they shut that down indicating a change of parts on the IPC (Instrument Panel Cluster) module. I think every build if you could look at the specific VIN#'s could have been compared. Even looking at a shipped unit vs. a non-shipped we could see which assembly part number they used. This is how they QC the vendor changes on the lines as they swap from say a primary to secondary supplier when dealing with outages and supply chain issues.For those wondering about package levels, the original form did ask Yes/No for the Lux package. The data collected thus far doesn't really support it a package issue, in my opinion. Nor do I see any strong correlations to any of the other options we are tracking or trim levels.
Less than 50% of the Ice Mountain residents ordered the Lux package...see below.
And of the 31 released so far, about one third of them were Lux packages.
ETIS? IPC module? Please & thank you!Thank you. This is generally what we were seeing in our build week and reassuring that there is no specific trend. Guess it's my way of saying we are all stuck in the show together. Seems to be a bad part (if it is a chip/module) that affects all builds as I don't think they would have sent this many to a QC hold immediately. They must have thought this part was OK. I did notice a part change in the ETIS before they shut that down indicating a change of parts on the IPC module. I think every build if you could look at the specific VIN#'s could have been compared. Even looking at a shipped unit vs. a non-shipped we could see which assembly part number they used. This is how they QC the vendor changes on the lines as they swap from say a primary to secondary supplier when dealing with outages and supply chain issues.
ETIS was a site we could check the modules and build information on our vehicles. Included part numbers and when the modules were activated/last checked. Ford has since shutdown the link. One of the modules in my build: IPC (I believe that is Instrument Panel Cluster) has a different part number than two identical builds (Wildtrack 2022 and all options) delivered to a dealership 2 weeks prior to my build date. Since the IPC is the same for all of us, that is my theory on the issue.ETIS? IPC module? Please & thank you!
Best theory yet … bet you there will be folks wanting Ford to ship theirs without the instrument cluster.ETIS was a site we could check the modules and build information on our vehicles. Included part numbers and when the modules were activated/last checked. Ford has since shutdown the link for us on that. One of the modules in my build IPC (I believe that is Instrument Panel Cluster) has a different part number than two identical builds (Wildtrack 2022 and all options) delivered to a dealership 2 weeks prior to my build date. Since the IPC is the same for all of us, that is my theory on the issue.