Transmission acts like it has a Jake brake
#12
Senior Member
believe it or not, my cat does the exact same thing when his "girlfriend" the neighbor's cat is in their yard... like he wants to be there but not be seen... guess he could be a mod great job on the clean-up though, thank you, it did get out of hand.
@bob, I sure as sh*t haven't read the manual cover to cover, but between that, google, this forum and the 10 billion trillion GB of stuff available on the internet, surely one can find an answer to almost any question
@bob, I sure as sh*t haven't read the manual cover to cover, but between that, google, this forum and the 10 billion trillion GB of stuff available on the internet, surely one can find an answer to almost any question
In other words don't start off by trying to put the OP down..
I bet half or more of us need the correct answer also. But we don't even know that yet..
But on the other hand some of the posts on here are very entertaining and the fights are like watching a Presidential debate here in the USA where a Cuban Canadian American is running for office.
I have two cats and 8 chickens one that lives inside with us because she thinks she's a cat.. It's fun watching those three interact.
Last edited by Livoniabob; 03-12-2016 at 07:35 PM.
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tenacious (03-12-2016)
#13
I guess you didnt take the time to read a tiny bit about how Sport Mode work, did you? leave the tranny in Normal mode, and the truck will just "free-wheel" down the hill and, depending on the situation, gain speed. put it in Tow / Haul or Sport Mode, and the tranny will downshift to maintain your current speed, kind of like a Jake brake although it's totally different. if you have ever driven a manual, you would do the same thing (downshift) to maintain speed downhill without touching the brakes. I use the + / - and or T/H all the time for that exact reason, even if I dont tow.
#14
Senior Member
Originally Posted by jebsbrown
does this work with a chipped truck. I have mpt tunes.