noupf
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- Joined
- Jan 10, 2015
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- Location
- NY
- Ram Year
- 2015 CC Sport 6'4 Bed
- Engine
- 5.7 Hemi
On mine I can set this to happen is I remote start the truck or just "regular start" the truck.
As far as temperature thresholds go, they don't seem to be the same every time (for me anyway), I actually think it somehow figures out the temp inside the truck and bases it off of that - I've had the cooled seats come on when it was like 10 celsius out (sun beaming right into the window) and the heated seats/steering wheel come on when it was 11 celsius out. Its really sweet!
so for me, i seem to get the same thing.....sort of. The other morning ( 11am and sun shining on the driverside of my truck ) it was 38 degrees here, did the remote start and came out to my heated seats and wheel NOT being on. Did the same thing that night and they were on.
Something i noticed in the summer, is when my truck sits in a parking lot or black top driveway, the temperature reading on the digital display is 10-15 degrees higher than the actual temperature outside. One day it said 105 degrees when sitting in a store parking lot.....it was really about 90 dgreees out that afternoon and I confirmed it by driving by a bak that has a time/temp display under the banks street side sign. Now, when I would begin to drive, the digital temp reading would fall quickly to what the outside temp really was........hmmmmmmm
I think it all comes down to where the sun is shining on our respective trucks( or helping to bake the black top and give off a lot more heat ) and messing with the temperature reading gauge ( which i was told sticks out the bottom of one of our side view mirrors.
Either way....its not a very precise set up Ram has used here. I never had this problem with crazy temperature readings on my 2010 silverado. It seems that these bad readings are give false temperatures for our heated /cooled seats and wheels to work from.