silver surfer
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- South Brunswick, NJ
- Ram Year
- 2015
- Engine
- Hemi 5.7
Is this recall mandatory? Or can I tell my dealer not to do it?
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Sometimes i find myself in situations where i cant use the mirrors and then i have to open the door. (like when i drive up my ramps for oil changes, mirrors are useless)I don't open the door to back up because I actually know how to use my mirrors.
I don't have auto park but if I did it wouldn't be a problem.
And the dealers will just upload the flash update accidentally no matter what the customer says on their next visit.No you do not have to get this done.
And the dealers will just upload the flash update accidentally no matter what the customer says on their next visit.
Ask me how i know this... first they`ll lie, then convince you its several flash updates "NEEDED" and your truck will be much better.
Yeah... i`m trying to find a way to block the port so they cant get into mine.Well thats F,ed up, hopefully I dont need to go back anytime soon.
Was thinking of putting a padlock over the port so they can't flash it..lol
Yeah... i`m trying to find a way to block the port so they cant get into mine.
I`m tired of them messing my truck up everytime i go for just an oil change.
My truck, MY RULES!!
Sometimes i find myself in situations where i cant use the mirrors and then i have to open the door. (like when i drive up my ramps for oil changes, mirrors are useless)
Mirrors are only as good as the reflection of objects you see in them, the rest of the time, all bets are off.
Yep lol, i found that out by accident... it was one of those "what if" situations. It was kinda scary at first because the lights on the rotary dial were flashing like crazy, chimes were going off, and some dash lights were flickering giving a warning. Sure gets your attention when all that **** is happening all at once... your kinda like, WTF just happened...?!?!?!?! lolSame here, the mirrors are useless when I drive up on my ramps as well but as I and many others have said before, if you buckle your seatbelt or put it in four-low, you won’t have that problem of your transmission slamming in Park when you open the door.
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I got a bunch of letters in the mail too... l dont want the dealer touching my truck. I`m looking for a OBD2 port lockout cover so they cant touch it anymore. Everytime they flashed my last truck, they made it worse every time they touched it.I got my "auto park" update letter today. Three letters in four days from FCA. One of the other letters was just advising a 12 year extended warranty on the fuel tank straps against rust through and the other letter (U53) was for an "Occupant Restraint Control Module". That letter also mentions that T25 and/or T61 will also be completed during the U53 update. I do not know what T25 or T61 is for. Anyone here know what those updates address?
The only update I want, if they actually have one, is to get the 8 speed transmission to downshift completely to 1st before I try to leave a stop sign. I don't mind the "clunk" but waiting for the transmission to respond to the throttle should not have to happen.
I don't open the door to back up because I actually know how to use my mirrors.
I don't have auto park but if I did it wouldn't be a problem.
I guess you've never been off road in a place where the obstructions can't be seen in a mirror. Back up or maneuvering in ruts, around rocks/stumps/downed trees is a must. Even when you can see stuff in the mirror or rear camera, the distortion doesn't permit accurate distance judgement on close obstacles. This is a really overly protective nanny feature for really dumb people.
I guess you've never been off road in a place where the obstructions can't be seen in a mirror. Back up or maneuvering in ruts, around rocks/stumps/downed trees is a must. Even when you can see stuff in the mirror or rear camera, the distortion doesn't permit accurate distance judgement on close obstacles. This is a really overly protective nanny feature for really dumb people.
It is a nanny feature, no doubt.
But you girls are making way to big of a fuss over it.
Just buckle the seat belt behind you and go on.
I don't go boonie crashin' in my truck.
I got a 4x4 for the occasional wether conditions and for light off road use on my property.
I've been driving since the late 60's and have never once felt the need to open the door to back up.