Search results

In my 2018 Trackhawk which most likely has the same ANC set up, you could disable it by unplugging one of the 4 mics in the headliner. PAC Audio also makes a plug and play bypass harness, if I'm not mistaken.

It should install in the background when off. When my notification popped up, I had just shut the truck off and asked if I wanted to install it. I came out the next morning and it was all done.

New to me...it literally just downloaded.

Update released today.

Sorry guys. I thought the picture attached to the original post. Looks like it's linked the rear camera recall. Version is T27.46

New update today…

My power saver wouldn't let me sit with ACC or ON. Engine had to be running. Tried both power states and the vehicle cut off on me after a little while.

There is a thermostatic bypass that starts to open at 167 then fully opening around 194, meaning fluid does not leave the transmission until the 167 mark. On the highway, I'm at about 190 degrees without towing.

I've played with both and I'm inclined to say that the Tom Tom nav in the UC5 seems to have more up to date traffic and rerouting options.

I haven't read all 8 pages but I do have the S&B. I notice zero difference in power or MPG. Looks only. I honestly would just get a drop in filter, if that.

Its a vacuum pump.

Just got off the phone with UConnect customer service. The OTA updates have been disabled by them for unknown reasons. This was the first I had heard about this so I asked when they were going to announce this. He couldn't really answer. **** poor if you ask me because it's advertised as...

Comes out about twice a year. This is a normal thing.

Always wait a year with new designs. Especially with American engineering. It's not the greatest.

And this is why cars are so expensive. Ambulance chasing lawyers that will walk away with so much money and the people in the class action will hardly get anything in return.

I read on another site that a customer’s exhaust manifolds were placed on hold due to a pending redesign identified by Stellantis. Can anybody that works at the dealer or corporation confirm this?

Yeah, there's a reason why Lexus and Acura don't use them. My '18 Trackhawk has fared well, even in the Vegas heat when I lived there. I garage it but would drive it to work occasionally. I have both my Trackhawk and my Limited 1500 windshields tinted with clear film, which rejects a...

No need to be a condescending ***. I literally was asking for examples.

Haven't seen much talk about others failing? Which brands are you referring to?

This is an issue across every single Mopar car made with a leather dash. It's such a crap design, and they keep deploying it. Best advice is to tint the front windshield with clear, heat rejecting film and use a sunshade when parked.