Thanks, it's strange as it was the dealer who highlighted these features and told me to sync the app with my car, so I assumed that on board modems were standard now. It's would be a shame to lose out on all the connectivity it offers.
Straight back to the dealer as you have a fault with emergency call and on board modem. Yours is the third emergency call fault I have seen this week. The on-board modem needs enabling by the dealer as part of the PDI, get them to confirm that they have done this. All new Kugas have a modem. All you should need to do is turn on mobile data on your phone and pair it for a properly loaded app to work.Hoping someone can give me some advice... collected my ST Line PHEV from the dealer today, doing fine, just can't connect it up to the Ford pass app... keep trying to activate from my phone and it fails.
I'm wondering if there is some issue with connectivity in the car itself... I looked in the settings to see the serial number for the on board modem and it shows nothing... when trying to do connected stuff from the dashboard it shows 'Emergency call system malfunction service required'. Perhaps something needs reset? I've attached some screenshots to show what I mean.
I've emailed the dealer for assistance in any case, has anyone seen this type of issue before?
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Do keep us posted Ford pass should automatically find your vehicle if you have mobile data switched on on your phone.Thanks for all the help, it's brand new, got it today, so thought it was strange that it wasn't working. Not urgent but more annoying than anything... will give the dealer a call tomorrow.
Par for the course Paul, I could never get it working for more than a week or two at a time on my old Kuga. Just when you got it working Ford 'improved' it. Their definition of 'improve' is, of course, somewhat divorced from the real world.Just had communication from the dealer saying that there is an internal error with the Ford Pass app that they are working on... sounds very reliable!
A lot of the previously useful functions like journeys and distance have now been permanently removed from Ford Pass. However, in so doing, they seem to have screwed up the basic functionality. Typical Ford I'm afraid.Ref Ford Pass. Mine was working fine and I was receiving info on my journeys, eg, distance, braking etc., then I was informed they were "improving it", and that particular facility was never to be seen again. For the last two days, I have been unable to activate Ford Pass. I also asked a well known motoring site about the legality of remotely starting the car using Ford Pass and leaving it running for the maximum of thirty minutes. It took two weeks and three hasteners to inform me, by email, that it is only legal if the car is parked on private land such as one's driveway. My question did not appear on the readers' question section of the website and it leaves me with the question, why not? I believe other cars are using this now so perhaps it's a good selling point but one which they don't want too many folk to know about especially given the present climate fears.
I also tried updating the satnav by using an Apple MacBook Air. I informed the software folk that it was unsuccessful and they said to use a PC, which I did, and it still didn't work. I am fortunate to be able to download using my house wi-fi but my neighbour tried the PC method and using my wi-fi, but was unsuccessful. That particular aspect of Ford is sadly lacking.
I agree that the Ford dealer is responsible for supplying you with a vehicle that is fit for purpose and for which you paid and probably waited quite a while for.