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Thank You captain buzz kill! 😅

What is the EPB button? Emergency Parking Brake? Is there a procedure involved? I never feel the need to open my door while backing but it's nice to know. Update: Yes it works. Thanks

Yeah I would spray all the bushings. For safety sake do check all your ball joints it could be one of them also. Of course they don't put grease fittings on anything any more.

Resembles the tow hook bolt but I know it isn't. Need more info. More pics of head and that "washer". Where did it come out of? I'm sure it will end up dealer only.

Your rubber bushings are dry. Spray with a good rubber lube. How old and how many miles?

Not every dealer will do it. After my dealer refused me I contacted Stelantis and they said dealers are NOT supposed to give customers pin numbers. So if you got one and it works consider yourself lucky.

By the time you need a replacement No one will have a V8! I'd be amazed if you'll still be able to get internal combustion at all. 😆😅🤣🤔😪

Interesting! I did not know that. I always wear mine but what a pain in the *** for getting in and out while hooking up a trailer ot whatever.

Chevy is promoting their "Hands Free" driving mode be used while towing on TV commercials. Just sayin

It all depends which dash you have. Standard will work, digital dash will not work I think?

There is still stop start on the hurricanes. Jimm07 answered. It yes it is the traditional starter motor they use but it is a heavy duty version.

Thank You! That answers my question.

Looking around on the 2025 build site I noticed the 3.6 V6 engine option still lists as an etorque whereas the hurricane engine is listed as an ESS. Does this mean they are using the traditional starter motor for the ESS system? That was the whole bragging point of etorque, not using the starter...

What I notice is it's really hard to come to a "smooth" stop with the system engaged. The motor does cut off quite abruptly. Next time I'm out I'll try to pay more attention to what's going on.

Yes you are feeling drag from the motor. If you watch this video, at 6:30 into the video he explains the regenerative process and how there is extra drag by the motor upon deceleration. He even points out that it can be felt. I just didn't want a bunch of guys Terring into their brakes. The...

Read above. Regenerative has nothing to do with brakes. If it is somehow the regenerative process it's coming from motor pulsation of the generator putting kind of a back pressure on the motor. I've never felt anything. Is it raining or wet out when you feel this?

I too have an alpha and I was told it could program a fob if you have the pin. I was unable to get my pin. Are you sure your pin is correct? Don't reveal if you don't want to, but where did you get your pin?

Edit: I was unclear as to whether or not you had etorque at first. First off, you have to have an etorque in order to have Regenerative anything. If you do, Regenerative braking is a marketing term. It should be called Regenerative Deceleration. It has nothing, I shouldn't say nothing to do...

Sorry, mis-read.

My truck is one year old now and there have been 3 different manual versions. I accidently downloaded several copies over time and while searching for the manual to view it, I noticed the different editions of the download in the search results. That's why someone may say look at page 277, if...