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- Debbie
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- Ford Mustang and F250 SD truck
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- Black Diamond
Thank you for the tips! My code is PROD still, which is has been since December 24.I have been part of the 12/20 build week and spent a lot for time tracking my build progress. While doing this I built a handful of tools to automate the status page checks and also found a "vehicleStatusCode" in some of the data on the https://www.ford.com/buy/manage.html?reservationId=xxxxxxxx page. I started tracking this and it seemed to show more granular progress than anything else.
This vehicleStatusCode changed over time to show status, but I don't fully know what the different values mean, but as a group we may be able to decode the values and track progress of future builds more effectively.
The status is alway 4 characters long and I saw statuses in this order: OSEQ, STRT, PROD, GRTA, VITR
I am sure there are more statuses, but I don't know what they are...
My guesses for their meaning (based on timing):
- OSEQ (being sequenced/scheduled?)
- STRT (read to be started/ready for production?)
- PROD (in production)
- GRTA (in QC?)
- VITR (vehicle in transit/shipped)
If you want to help compile a full list, check your status and let us know what it is and where you are in the process of your build.
How to get your vehicle status code (sorry, it is a bit technical and might not be for everyone):
- Navigate to https://www.ford.com/buy/manage.html?reservationId=xxxxxxxx in Chrome (where xxxxxxxx is replaced with your reservation number)
- Right click on the page and click "Inspect" in the menu (a frame should open up in the bottom of your page with a bunch of technical stuff)
- In the very bottom of the screen there is little blue ">". Click next to it and paste the text below in and press enter
alert(JSON.parse(JSON.parse(window.sessionStorage.getItem("persist:dataModel")).orderData).order.vehicleStatusCode)
- A popup will display your current vehicle status code
Here are a few screen shots to help.
Step 1
Step 2 (Look way down at the bottom)
Vehicle Status Code
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