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Yup, mine fits the same way; 2-3" of clearance on either end. If I left the hitch in the receiver I wouldn't be able to close the garage. I also have to tuck the nose around the steps leading into the house; I have maybe 3" of room there before I'm too far to the other side and risk catching the...
The surround-view image isn't any larger on the 12" screen than it is on the 8.4" ones because it only runs half-screen. It's still fantastic for parking, of course. It was a pricey upgrade but definitely worth it IMO.
To answer the OP's question; I ordered with the 8.4 instead of the 12 and...
That seems like something that's really only an issue for people who get a new truck every year or two. Anyone who does that is apparently okay with taking a big hit of depreciation. I can't fathom doing that but if it works for them... As someone who plans on keeping his truck for at least 10...
I didn't get eTorque on my truck so that's not what I'm experiencing. I did test drive a truck with eTorque, though, and the regenerative braking does have a similar feeling; just more pronounced.
That was my question as well. I've left automatic forward braking disabled (warning only) due to some of the stories here about it activating when there's nothing in front of the truck. I'd like to enable for situations like this, though, where the truck can react more quickly than I could.
I think you're right. There's plenty of mid-bass but the low end deep bass is weak. I don't expect the shallow-throw 10" sub in the Ram to compete with the 12" sub I put in my previous truck but I'd like to think it's capable of a bit more.
While I'm happy with my HK system overall you'll get...
I spent the better part of a year working out what I wanted and ended up ordering so I pretty much got the perfect truck for me. The one option I should have included in the build was the deployable bed step but I ordered one and installed it myself.
The auto parking brake engages when you put the truck in park and disengages when you put it in gear with the driver's seat belt buckled. To disengage the parking brake without first buckling your seat belt, do it manually using the control by your left knee.
I was going to ask how you knew that it could see everything. What I've done (and how I know my system doesn't see everything) is to count the number of music files on the drive after adding them and then compare that to what UConnect reports as the total number of songs once the truck has had...
There's a limit to the number of files and folders the UConnect software can read, though nobody has been able to figure out just what that limit is. I bought a large (128 GB) drive too thinking that I could just dump everything on it and be done with it. I ended up heavily pruning my collection...
For #4, if your truck has NAV the driver instrument cluster supports themes which change colors, fonts, and background texture. With some themes the speed readout is solid white; with others it's a gradient from white to a light yellowish brown.
There's also a bug (much bemoaned on these...
I'm with @jkm312. I deliberately chose the 8.4" over the 12" because I prefer the layout and controls. I use Google Maps for navigation so the built-in navigation being full-screen wouldn't benefit me. If the 12" system supported full-screen Android Auto (instead of split-screen) I'd have been...
More likely a lot of people are the only/primary driver of their truck and thus don't use both fobs. That's the case for me so I can't answer your question either way.
I intermittently get the same sound as in RAM805's video: a single metallic clack, loud enough to be get my attention as unusual. The theory about it being the bendix hitting the flywheel seems the most likely to me. It seems like it could cause a bit of additional wear, but would it be enough...
I realize that this is sarcasm, but Chevy actually did update their cylinder deactivation using Delphi's Dynamic Skip Fire tech. (Chevy calls it Dynamic Fuel Management.) It's an intriguing idea. Instead of running in either four- or eight-cylinder mode, it adjusts firing such that the engine...
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