mdecillis
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You can do it though the center touch screen. I believe it's under the Features button at the bottom of the screen, depending what screen you have.How do you adjust anything for the running board? I can’t find it.
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You can do it though the center touch screen. I believe it's under the Features button at the bottom of the screen, depending what screen you have.How do you adjust anything for the running board? I can’t find it.
Noticed another side "benefit" of the running boards opening on unlock today. I was rinsing my expy at the coin wash today and as I rinsed over the door handles and the doors locked/unlocked the boards went up and down. At least 3 or 4 times. There will be a lot of reports of the motors failing in 2 years
I have a 2022 with exact same issue. Delay timer does not work. Dealer is unable to solve and sending tech report back to ford. Per our Ford Service tech he believes root cause is programming issue not hardware.For those of you with your ‘22 already, have a question. Do your power running boards work independently from one another or do they extend together regardless of which door is opened?
On my parents’ 2020 KR, the boards are independent and only extend if a door is opened on that particular side. On my 2022 Limited 303A, no matter which door you open both boards extend. It drives me crazy putting a kid in on the passenger side and by the time I get to the driver’s side the boards are raising, only to have to extend again mid-cycle. Seems like a great opportunity for wear vs my parents’ 2020. The precious design is exponentially better IMO.
My ‘22 does have a setting for an “Extended” timer on the boards (says 5min), but it doesn’t work. No matter if it’s in the standard or extended timer, the boards close within a few seconds. This is probably my biggest complaint on this vehicle. Trying to figure out if there’s something wrong with mine or if it’s a bad design/bug.