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Worst thing about eTorque is the brake modulation.

It definitely stops while rolling sometimes but I don’t find it to be an issue, for the most part.

When it comes time to replace the battery I'm definitely not going to cheap out.

8.4 w/Nav

I believe it’s a combination of sensors and throttle position. Something is getting tripped up and confusing the start/stop. Many of these occur on slow right hand turns from a start. Maybe inside wheel loses traction and the limited slip has a role?

Uconnect. Siri can't control the vehicle stuff.

Wow, this is absurd!

The whole “we never heard of this happening” is ridiculous

I tested yesterday. Hold it down for Siri or quick tap to access Uconnect. I was able to lower temperature with voice. 🤷‍♂️

Happened to me once in 5000 miles. It’s an odd issue where many experience it once. That’s likely why it’s hard to track down the cause.

I use it with CarPlay to access Siri but never used it on it's own.

Are these plug and play? Anything else needed?

This has to be due to the 22 eTorque update and it’s software most likely.

The corner mine happens on tends to make my back wheel slip. Mine also threw a check engine light later and the dealer replaced an O2 sensor.

So, yeah, same scenario I had. Just a theory but Ram changed the eTorque system for 22 and the engine stop occurs earlier than previous years. Seems to me that the system can get confused, especially on slow right turns from a stop or partial stop. Wonder if it’s a wheel slip in combo with the...

I’ve exceeded the Highway rating and haven’t seen under 18.

It’s $1000 for the headlights and taillights. In this case you’re getting 1/2 so the price is 1/2. Lol

That’s how I looked at it.

My 2017 with the 3.6 and 3.21's was always over 20 mpg. Was pretty happy with it. My new one is doing well around 19 pretty consistently with the Hemi so pretty happy with that as well.

Here's the full TSB. Wonder why they're replacing the MGU for the "connector" not being fully seated? Maybe it's a flaw in the actual unit preventing a solid connection? Also, looks like this only applies to 2020-2021 models. https://www.tsbsearch.com/RAM/08-014-21