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In any. Never heard of such a thing in any vehicle unless it is something for cold weather to plug in. The transmission gets heated by drving it. It could get some heat transfer from the radiator as it heats up but won't be much.
You didn't provide any vehicle info. But on mine, the cargo lights stay on until I turn them off with the button on the headlight panel. As far as interior, there is a button in the overhead console. But they shouldn't stay on when the tailgate is down. Mine never do.
This an odd thing. Mine is definitely quality. I mean it might not feel like the doors of my old 70s and 80s cars. And I'm thankful it doesn't. Or sound like them when opening. [emoji16]
3 years now. The only issue I had was when I did an update and bricked it. But they replaced it for free. Not going to update it because it just works. [emoji16]
The pedal monster will help the lag for sure. I had the pedal commander and it was nice. I upgraded to the Pulsar and now the truck drives like it should. More real power and no lag. But it's more expensive than the pedal enhancers. I got it for cheap from another member.
Mine is a 2020 model. I've never seen nor heard of this functioning intentionally. They won't just update the software unless you tell them you are having an issue. A TSB isn't a recall; it's optional. There were others having the issue while going through a roundabout. If that's intentional...
I added the update because what you describe about it shutting off before a complete stop means it's broken and needs fixed. That'd not how should work. It waits until you are stopped and then shuts off about a second or less after full stop. You need to get the TSB update done.
You don't understand how the pedal monster or others like it work then. They sit in between the pedal and the harness that connects to the pedal. It amplifies the signal from the pedal to trick the pcm into thinking you pressed the pedal harder than you did. So it doesn't matter how any of the...
No, it doesn't turn off rolling to a stop at all. There was a software update that can be done on the older vehicles to bring them to the version on the newest ones. Will not effect any pedal kit or the Pulsar.
The sensors you are talking about have nothing to do with ACC. On your first question, yes, all the 1500 Rams can steer but you will still need the required hardware.
On your second question, you will need everything from the first post. It doesn't sound like you have the DASM in the...
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