Is it possible to add the 7.2KW generator to a Powerboost that didn’t have that option? Probably very expensive but I’m looking at a used 2021 model that lacks the feature and I’d sure like that capability. Thanks.

 

Keep looking.

The area had several with just the 1/2 system and went looking for the full 7.2 system

Even with the half system adding to it is cost prohibitive.
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21XLT,302a,PB,7.2KW, towing

 

It's like adding a 4x4 to a 2x4.. if you got the bucks.. yeah.. anything can be done.

 

Anything is possible when it comes to adding a factory option to a truck that doesn't have that option. You could tear an XL down to the frame and bolt in Platinum parts and make it near-as-makes-no-difference a Platinum (which is why it's so eye-roll inducing when someone comes on and says the truck shouldn't do X because it's an $80k truck).

But sourcing the parts, the actual tearing into the truck, reprogramming modules so it knows it is now 7.2kW capable, etc. I mean at that point I would just order a new F-150 with the 7.2kW. Especially since you would go through that work and expense and it likely won't have any warranty to it.

 

Sure buy a generator throw it in the bed

 

I would have to wonder how it works with a CPU that’s set up to measure and display output from a 2400 watt system that gets a 7200 watt system swapped in. Cost and complexity of getting it to recognize something different from what came
from the factory. Ability to find a dealer even willing to do it.

 

Wrong Forum

 

Welcome to the forum. It’s somewhere between impossible and uneconomic.

get it factory fitted.

 

If the 7.2 Kw is something you absolutely want, you need to buy one with that option. Throw enough money to a problem, you can usually make it happen, but cost it makes no sense.

Either keep looking at dealer lots, or order one. Most cost effective way.