Hints, Tips and Tricks
5 Year Member
Joined: Feb 2011
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I towed a 6x10 trailer the other day and played around with the towing settings. it recognized the trailer was disconnected when I unhooked, BUT it kept racking up the mileage on the trailer, so be sure to go into the select trailer screen and select NO ACTIVE TRAILER, if you want your trailer mileage to be correct.
Senior Member
Joined: Jul 2014
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From: Cape May, NJ
by locking the truck with the 7/8 and 9/0 buttons on the keypad, it seems to just lock. When locking with the fob hitting lock twice locks and beeps. Assuming that is setting the anti theft feature right? So the question is, locking only by the number keypad does this not set the anti theft features?
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Joined: Jan 2015
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From: Minnesota
Nothing Major, but I was trying my darndest to figure out how to lock the center console. (flow through console and pust start). In the manual, the page with center console says nothing about the key to lock it. So, I flipped to the pages discussing the actual key fobs. Low and behold, there is a physical hard key hidden in the fob, which allows you to not only get in the drivers door if fob stops working, but also allows you to lock the center console. (so far I have not found in the manual that actually states it does this, but it in fact does lock the console)
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Joined: Jul 2015
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From: Staten Island, N.Y.
Strange light in rear window
I'm a proud owner of a 2015 Platinum supercrew. shortly after I received my truck, i've noticed a strange small light in my rear view mirror towards the back window of my truck while driving at night. I couldn't see it during the day, so figured it to be the street lighting reflecting off the back glass in a weird yet annoying way. The light would not always be present, so now its becoming beyond annoying.
As it turns out, if you leave the sliding storage door open in the center console front. The light in that storage will reflect off of the back glass and catch your eye every time you look in the rear view mirror.
Just thought i'd share that, so no one spends time trying to find the source of light in your rear view.
As it turns out, if you leave the sliding storage door open in the center console front. The light in that storage will reflect off of the back glass and catch your eye every time you look in the rear view mirror.
Just thought i'd share that, so no one spends time trying to find the source of light in your rear view.
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Joined: Aug 2014
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From: Alexandria, AL
I'm a proud owner of a 2015 Platinum supercrew. shortly after I received my truck, i've noticed a strange small light in my rear view mirror towards the back window of my truck while driving at night. I couldn't see it during the day, so figured it to be the street lighting reflecting off the back glass in a weird yet annoying way. The light would not always be present, so now its becoming beyond annoying.
As it turns out, if you leave the sliding storage door open in the center console front. The light in that storage will reflect off of the back glass and catch your eye every time you look in the rear view mirror.
Just thought i'd share that, so no one spends time trying to find the source of light in your rear view.
As it turns out, if you leave the sliding storage door open in the center console front. The light in that storage will reflect off of the back glass and catch your eye every time you look in the rear view mirror.
Just thought i'd share that, so no one spends time trying to find the source of light in your rear view.
Thanks
Bob
