As title says, is there a way?

 

Not that I'm aware of. I see Oil Life, DEF level, and Washer Fluid.

 

bummer….i see tpm’s and fuel too. I got a “see manual” error and wrench icon on dash. Batteries are 35 months old and it struggled to start today so I know they are about to leave me stranded. Going to replace. Wrench icon disappeared after ran it for awhile.

 

I you don’t provide any truck detail but if it is new @35 months you are still in the B2B warranty, or within most battery warranties as well.

Mine failed during the B2B warranty but I opted to upgrade to AGM instead of going the warranty route as the batteries were junk and heavily gassing. I wasn’t interested in more junk.

You need a voltmeter to check the voltage and a scanner to check the code. Even though the light is out the code will still be there. I hate that these trucks don’t have a voltmeter.

Bob

 

2022 f350 srw with 10k miles. Bought it with 200 miles last fall.

batteries are disposable (regular lead acid 3years….AGM’s 4 years) so they lasted about the same amount of time on my 2019 and I replaced them.

 

About what I got out of my ‘22, bought in ‘21. Remember to reset the BMS when you change the batterie(s).

Bob

 

Strange that ford thought wiper fluid was a valuable monitoring spec but not codes. Would be nice if Ford Pass displayed codes. I'm sure it's doable.....

 

I’ll have to learn….thx

 

FWIW:
I used Forscan to change the battery type to AGM and reset the BMS when I did mine.

Bob

 

Use a volt meter and check resting voltage after it sits overnight. Start it, turn everything o. AC, lights...it should go to about 14.8v briefly and taper off to 14-14.2 within a minute or so.