BadRock

2013 Ford Fusion Energi Ti Dealer: F56003 VIN: 3FA6P0SU4DR332220 Thanks in advance!

Seems like you should be able to define these location via MyFordMobile.com. I don't understand why they would make the car learn this rather than making it part of your profile setup. Maybe a tab like, frequent destinations.

It looks like you probably need about a 15 watt resistor at 10Ω

Yeah, but it's functional and stylish. You're right, it's probably a simple sticker that can be removed.

Now that is pretty slick.....

I'm still leaning towards the ClipperCreek LCS-25, I feel pretty good about outfitting it with a NEMA L6-30P and adding a NEMA L6-30R in my garage and at my office. Something similar to what's written up here.... http://gm-volt.com/2011/07/07/settling-on-a-portable-level-2-charging-solution-for-the-chevrolet-volt/

I'm not an apple user but I think you can download the Google Drive app and this should resolved your viewing problems. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/google-drive/id507874739?mt=8

Thanks jeff_h!

Looks great! Thanks for posting the pictures.

The reason a dedicated circuit is advised is because like any AC/DC charger voltage sags can cause a fault. The DC output drops slightly and the charger tried to protect itself. When the output voltage goes low it drives up the current and can damage the diode bridge. The biggest thing to watch out for on a shared circuit are large inductive loads, motors, heaters anything that has a limitless current draw on startup. These cause very short voltage sags.

I would think you could measure the resistance of the factory lamp and calculate the needed resistor.

Are there any sensors that are negatively effected by tinting the rear window fairly dark?

You wouldn't have a link to information on this would you?

That's pretty weird, I wonder if it's the same in all the trim levels?

That's terrible to hear about the paint, hopefully Ford does you right and takes care of the problem. I'm curious about the survey too, my salesman has been coaching me on what to say on the survey. Cracks me up, he wants a lot from me but yet doesn't want to do much to earn it.