It's available, you just have to turn it on yourself with alfaObdI wish Dodge/Ram had multi-level heating for the steering wheel like they do for the seats. Even my old Toyota Highlander had a dual setting.
It's available, you just have to turn it on yourself with alfaObdI wish Dodge/Ram had multi-level heating for the steering wheel like they do for the seats. Even my old Toyota Highlander had a dual setting.
It's available, you just have to turn it on yourself with alfaObd
You can try the adapter you already have. I had one I used with torque pro, but it wasn't compatible with alfaObd so had to buy a different one. I went with the BAFX adapter off Amazon. It's showing on sale for $18 right nowWill that work with most BT OBD2 adapters or do you have to get theirs? I have an adapter I use with the OBD Fusion app. I have an iPhone, so I guess I’d have to use the cheap Windows 10 notebook I have mainly for device firmware updates.
I wish Dodge/Ram had multi-level heating for the steering wheel like they do for the seats. Even my old Toyota Highlander had a dual setting.
I guess no one reads anything here....Have you read the replies at all? There is an adjustment
First, they are saying they would like to be able to adjust the level with the button like you can with the seats. The seats have high, medium, low and off, 4 presses if you will. the steering wheel only has on and off. Second not everyone here has Alpaobd or is willing to get it.I guess no one reads anything here....
I'm going to have to check this out, my wheel gets hot as hell.Yes changed mine with AlfaODB.
I have a 2022 Limited
On the high setting it's too high to keep my hands on.
These are the settings to trigger the 3 modes
This is the original setting for my 2022 limited
Heated Seat Material Type: Default
Heated Wheel Material Type: Wood/Leather
This adds an additional level
Memory: Heated Wheel Level
Default
2 level (High/Low/Off)
***3 Level (High/Med/Low/Off)
You can also try changing this. It might affect how hot it goes under the settings.
Memory: Heated Wheel Material Type
***Wood/Leather
Full Leather
My steering wheel has high, medium, low, off.First, they are saying they would like to be able to adjust the level with the button like you can with the seats. The seats have high, medium, low and off, 4 presses if you will. the steering wheel only has on and off. Second not everyone here has Alpaobd or is willing to get it.
Not to mention not everyone should be using Alpaobd on their truck. You can cause some real damage with that if you don't know what you are doing. Some people just are not comfortable or have the desire to do the programming themselves.First, they are saying they would like to be able to adjust the level with the button like you can with the seats. The seats have high, medium, low and off, 4 presses if you will. the steering wheel only has on and off. Second not everyone here has Alpaobd or is willing to get it.
Where is said adjustment located? Pictures...?Have you read the replies at all? There is an adjustment
Where is said adjustment located? Pictures...?
I actually was quite intrigued with alfaObd once I actually started using it. Scrolling through all the different options. Sure, there is the potential to really screw some stuff up, and there have been pots from people who have. But anyone with a little common sense would have no issues poking around and trying different things.Not to mention not everyone should be using Alpaobd on their truck. You can cause some real damage with that if you don't know what you are doing. Some people just are not comfortable or have the desire to do the programming themselves.
I used it to add a factory trailer brake controller to my previous Ram and without the step-by-step instructions on this forum, I never would have started clicking around in there. A "You can do it with Alpaobod" without step-by-step instructions written out clearly and explicitly with screenshots is of no help to a novice or someone nervous about using a program that can brick their vehicle no matter how simple it may actually be to do.
I love tech and electronics but didn't really like playing around with that app. I might have ended up with the driver's side power window switch placing the truck in reverse![]()
I have 3 options for my steeling wheel.First, they are saying they would like to be able to adjust the level with the button like you can with the seats. The seats have high, medium, low and off, 4 presses if you will. the steering wheel only has on and off. Second not everyone here has Alpaobd or is willing to get it.
This is true, but I could say someone doing their own oil change could cause some real damage to their truck, crushing seals, stripping threads out.Not to mention not everyone should be using Alpaobd on their truck. You can cause some real damage with that if you don't know what you are doing. Some people just are not comfortable or have the desire to do the programming themselves.
well, then it's not really "available" to all of us that don't have Alphabod...they should have settings the same way they have for the seats....It's available, you just have to turn it on yourself with alfaObd
It is "available" to turn on. If you aren't comfortable using alfaObd to turn it on yourself, then the shouldn't be any reason to complain about not having itwell, then it's not really "available" to all of us that don't have Alphabod...they should have settings the same way they have for the seats....
Changing that setting would not put warranty in jeopardyThe guys saying it can be turned on using alfaobd are correct. That doesn't invalidate the comments of those who don't wish to put their warranties in jeopardy, but would like to have actual settings for the heat level. Why is anyone even arguing over this?
I would argue that it could if someone didn't understanding what they were doing. Regardless, I think everyone is acknowledging that you can change this setting with alphaobd. All I'm saying is why criticize someone for wanting a factory setting to do that?Changing that setting would not put warranty in jeopardy
Not criticizing them. I'm saying it's something that can be doneI would argue that it could if someone didn't understanding what they were doing. Regardless, I think everyone is acknowledging that you can change this setting with alphaobd. All I'm saying is why criticize someone for wanting a factory setting to do that?