Search results

The first time I did it, I watched some YT videos and went slow and it took right at an hour, from start to driving away. It took that long because it was tough to figure out how to get the little panel behind the rearview mirror off without breaking it, and then I somehow managed to pop my...

$1450 and you could have a Comma with OpenPilot in your truck. Then you might think your truck is even sweeter than an Escalade with SuperCruise... when you drive it... :D And, just to point it out: The Comma device can easily move around from one vehicle to another. A $200 wiring harness in...

I haven't heard anything about the RamCharger to suggest that it wouldn't work just as well as a conventional ICE vehicle in a scenario where it sits idling for long periods. I mean, why would it be less capable in that scenario? The Pentastar can sit their running while the vehicle is idling...

Yes, it really sucks for getting/giving product support. A threaded forum (like, for example, this one that we're on) makes it a LOT easier to have focused conversations and for later people to find the info that was provided in those older conversations. I upgraded from a Comma 2 to a 3X last...

I bought a first year ('09) 4th Gen RAM 1500, and then a first year ('19) 5th Gen RAM 1500. Now, I have a '21 1500 EcoDiesel. I am chomping at the bit for a new RamCharger. But, I will not again make the mistake of buying a first year model of anything from RAM/Stellantis. I never had any...

You don't think a giant battery pack, a big generator, and two big electric drive motors qualifies as "new tech"? What RAM trucks already have those?

My '21 Limited ED with a Comma 3X and OpenPilot is sweet, too.... Does SuperCruise do anything that OpenPilot doesn't?

Yep. Definitely better to just let that dirt go into the motor. LOL! Okay, being snarky, but really just trying to be a little funny while making a serious point. If driving conditions will clog up an oiled filter often, then changing to a non-oiled filter so it doesn't clog, well, that is...

MUST it?

Dogpatch: "You're starting to sound like my ex-wife." Wife: "I didn't know you were married before." Dogpatch: "I wasn't." LOL!!

My garage is for motorcycles and related tools and equipment and scuba gear. I have lots of scuba tanks. My truck is a truck. A really nice truck, but it's still a truck. If it can't handle living outside, I don't want it.

I dealt with the road salt problem by driving down to South Carolina. And staying.

Sadly, I think it does. I only went from stock 32 to 33" tires and Fuelly says it cost me something like 1.5 MPG.

Do you actually know what the word "habit" means? Did you read your own post, where you said "the computer hasn't had a chance to learn your driving habits"? You didn't say "recent driving habits". You just said driving habits. Your habits are not something that just happened in your recent...

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: Selective memory much? This all started with me simply saying that your driving habits have nothing to do with the DTE calculation. It IS based on recent driving history. Driving habits are not a factor AT ALL. They MAY be reflected in your recent history, but...

Yes, your recent driving history could absolutely reflect the way you habitually drive. But, your recent driving history could also be completely different than how you drive by habit. The truck doesn't care how you drive habitually. It only cares how you were driving recently. If you...

The range calculation is not based on driving habits, ever. It is just recent driving history. So, yeah, a brand new truck that has only been driven in town is going to show a very low range calculation.

But, having had multiple Retrax covers and a BakFlip in the past, which could be used in a part-open position, I have not missed that at all in my 4 years now with Revolver covers.

You can stop anywhere. But, there is nothing to secure it in a halfway position. If you roll it all the way up, there are straps with QR buckles to secure it fully rolled up. And, once it's open at all, the flanges that grab the side rails to hold the cover down are all released. So, the whole...

My gut says the more relevant question is, if you have some fault with the battery pack that prevents it from being charged/discharged, can you still use the ICE generator by itself to drive the truck to a dealership for repair? I don't see anyone trying to drive with no battery pack installed...