cyco
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- palm coast fl.
- Ram Year
- 2019
- Engine
- hemi e torq 5.7
I hear people on here say they turn off there mds but the dealer says you cant i have a 2019 hemi e torqe
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And why would you want to do that?I hear people on here say they turn off there mds but the dealer says you cant i have a 2019 hemi e torqe
I hear people on here say they turn off there mds but the dealer says you cant i have a 2019 hemi e torqe
And why would you want to do that?
My dealer actually said they could but they also said that they won’t because they said that if FCA ever got wind they were disabling MDS’s that they could levy some pretty steep fines to the dealerships if they ever got caught.Dealer won't turn it off and probably can't with FCA's new programming tools.
There's a cheaper way to turn it off. Just shift down a gear out of full automatic.
My dealer actually said they could but they also said that they won’t because they said that if FCA ever got wind they were disabling MDS’s that they could levy some pretty steep fines to the dealerships if they ever got caught.
Forgot about that...lol
Effective and much cheaper, just kind of a pain in the ass to have to do that every time you start your truck up. Lol.
You get used to slipping it into another gear at startup. My 2007 MegaCan didn't have MDS but it was a real pig at lower speeds in full auto. So I'd use the gear select button on the end of the transmission lever. It became (pardon the pun or don't, it don't matter to me) automatic for me to do so.
I hadn't thought about dealers getting in trouble for turning off MDS. It probably messes with their CAFE certifications even though MDS is an ineffective and worthless system IMHO.
I wanted to turn it off in my 2014 6.4L truck and my dealer said they couldn't. Now that I think of it they didn't say why they couldn't.
Correction, you have to do that every time you shift into D. LOLEffective and much cheaper, just kind of a pain in the ass to have to do that every time you start your truck up. Lol.
I know for a fact that they can't get into the RF Hub to change TPMS threshold settings anymore. FCA locked the techs out when the 2015 or 2016 diagnostic tools were distributed.
I suspect some areas the techs used to get access to are no longer available to them.