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Josue Reyes (not verified)    March 26, 2025 - 1:44PM

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Without a Bluetooth battery monitoring system I don't know if Ford has a way to monitor the 12V, my wife's car bricked (completely died) due to the 12V going out after 2 years only.

I went with OHMMU battery which has a Bluetooth monitoring system, (seems I am not allowed to paste the link here) so please google it if needed.

I went with this since we have the extended warranty, but the car would be out for 2 weeks, and towing it, to dealership and then paying the $200 deductible, for the extended warranty if they cover it?

and added access to the 12V since you have to take panels apart (Like 2) to get to the battery and clicks could break if you yank the wrong way or pull too hard, see this one where it recommends adding access to 12V for future trickle charging the 12V battery

ALso not allowed to put the link but googling will help

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