The 3 honks when you get out of the truck was a safety feature added in the 2022's. Your truck doesn't have this feature.my 21 doesnt honk when I get out when its running. Not sure if its something I disabled in the settings? It also fits quite nicely in the BOS short term parking garage. Finding a spot for it is another story though!
My gripes are the meh AC system, and the U Connect sucks. I am on the road for work a lot, and am constantly taking calls. Every once in a while I will hang up a call, and it wont go back to the radio. System is totally locked up. Sometimes I can push the voice command button and then cancel it and it will clear, but other times I have to make a call to my personal phone to get it to clear.
What's the safety angle? Just that you walked away from your truck and left it running? That's exactly what I want every time I do it. Maybe I'm missing the point?The 3 honks when you get out of the truck was a safety feature added in the 2022's.
To prevent CO poisoning deaths.What's the safety angle? Just that you walked away from your truck and left it running? That's exactly what I want every time I do it. Maybe I'm missing the point?
Ohhh, alright, I’ll go on a little rant, because it’s “stupid” comments like this that really bug me. Yeah I get it, we got all the idiotic remarks like Darwinism at work, natural selection, thin the heard, etc. But, while people make stupid mistakes, for whatever reason, nobody deserves to die because of their stupidity. With push button start being a new feature to a lot of people, forgetting to shut the vehicle off can happen to anybody no matter how smart they might think they are, and if a feature like this can potentially save an entire household then it’s worth it, because you might not get a second chance after making a simple mistake like that.“We must save the stupid people”
Ohhh, alright, I’ll go on a little rant, because it’s “stupid” comments like this that really bug me. Yeah I get it, we got all the idiotic remarks like Darwinism at work, natural selection, thin the heard, etc. But, while people make stupid mistakes, for whatever reason, nobody deserves to die because of their stupidity. With push button start being a new feature to a lot of people, forgetting to shut the vehicle off can happen to anybody no matter how smart they might think they are, and if a feature like this can potentially save an entire household then it’s worth it, because you might not get a second chance after making a simple mistake like that.
Our daughter got an SRX that has this feature when she got her license. A couple weeks in, I heard the horn honk go off when she parked it in the driveway. While this helped her realize what she did, I yanked the keys from her for a month, and did some re-training with her on the importance of what she did. If she would have used the Cherokee, which doesn’t have that feature and stays in the garage, then who knows…
Anyway, I’m still trying to figure out a way to disable the feature via programming for those that understandably don’t like it.
this will be my first new vehicle as well as the first with push to start button.Ohhh, alright, I’ll go on a little rant, because it’s “stupid” comments like this that really bug me. Yeah I get it, we got all the idiotic remarks like Darwinism at work, natural selection, thin the heard, etc. But, while people make stupid mistakes, for whatever reason, nobody deserves to die because of their stupidity. With push button start being a new feature to a lot of people, forgetting to shut the vehicle off can happen to anybody no matter how smart they might think they are, and if a feature like this can potentially save an entire household then it’s worth it, because you might not get a second chance after making a simple mistake like that.
Our daughter got an SRX that has this feature when she got her license. A couple weeks in, I heard the horn honk go off when she parked it in the driveway. While this helped her realize what she did, I yanked the keys from her for a month, and did some re-training with her on the importance of what she did. If she would have used the Cherokee, which doesn’t have that feature and stays in the garage, then who knows…
Anyway, I’m still trying to figure out a way to disable the feature via programming for those that understandably don’t like it.
Ohhh, alright, I’ll go on a little rant, because it’s “stupid” comments like this that really bug me. Yeah I get it, we got all the idiotic remarks like Darwinism at work, natural selection, thin the heard, etc. But, while people make stupid mistakes, for whatever reason, nobody deserves to die because of their stupidity. With push button start being a new feature to a lot of people, forgetting to shut the vehicle off can happen to anybody no matter how smart they might think they are, and if a feature like this can potentially save an entire household then it’s worth it, because you might not get a second chance after making a simple mistake like that.
Our daughter got an SRX that has this feature when she got her license. A couple weeks in, I heard the horn honk go off when she parked it in the driveway. While this helped her realize what she did, I yanked the keys from her for a month, and did some re-training with her on the importance of what she did. If she would have used the Cherokee, which doesn’t have that feature and stays in the garage, then who knows…
Anyway, I’m still trying to figure out a way to disable the feature via programming for those that understandably don’t like it.
had a similar experience with a prius few months backI recently had a little fun with a rental car, for which I get to experience a new and unfamiliar one on a very regular basis. This one was a brand new 22 Toyota Avalon with 650 miles on it.
I pulled into a convenience/gas stop to grab some water and some coffee drinks as is my usual travel routine after getting the rental and on my way to the hotel.
Distracted by a panhandling crack-ho lurking by the front door I expect, I pressed the start/stop button and popped the door. As soon as I stepped out, the car started rolling. I had failed to put it in park or set the (push button) brake. Quick save and I put it in park and proceeded to enter the store. I pressed the remote lock but it didn't really register that it may not have locked. I kept a close eye on it while inside. Coming out, I pressed the trunk release - nothing. Hmmm, press the door unlock - nothing. Hmmm. Damn car was still running. It never shut off, never made one damn sound or indication it was still running (no tach).
Dumb move, but it happens to the best of us on occasion. It's easy to get distracted in some situations.
Oh snap I angered the jimmy. Sorry jimmy. I didn’t mean it.Ohhh, alright, I’ll go on a little rant, because it’s “stupid” comments like this that really bug me. Yeah I get it, we got all the idiotic remarks like Darwinism at work, natural selection, thin the heard, etc. But, while people make stupid mistakes, for whatever reason, nobody deserves to die because of their stupidity. With push button start being a new feature to a lot of people, forgetting to shut the vehicle off can happen to anybody no matter how smart they might think they are, and if a feature like this can potentially save an entire household then it’s worth it, because you might not get a second chance after making a simple mistake like that.
Our daughter got an SRX that has this feature when she got her license. A couple weeks in, I heard the horn honk go off when she parked it in the driveway. While this helped her realize what she did, I yanked the keys from her for a month, and did some re-training with her on the importance of what she did. If she would have used the Cherokee, which doesn’t have that feature and stays in the garage, then who knows…
Anyway, I’m still trying to figure out a way to disable the feature via programming for those that understandably don’t like it.
hello @TinGoatTravelers this post gives you the current available options - i will be doing the aux option.While I’m no fan of the beep thing - I’m new to push button starts as well and have done this a couple times - intending to leave the truck running, but can see if it wasn’t my intention, it would be a helpful warning. For that reason, maybe a switch if you intend to leave it running would be a helpful addition?
The dumb thing I’ve done a dozen times now is press the start button to shut the truck down having forgotten to twist the shifter dial to park first. This is also a new thing to me with this truck. In fact, I keep reaching my right hand out to hold the shifter that isn’t there. While the truck auto shifts to park when I do this dumb thing, I’m hoping I stop doing it soon….
Thanks. I saw that video earlier and appreciate the ingenuity. It’s not for me but glad there are options. I’ll have to work on behavior mods…hello @TinGoatTravelers this post gives you the current available options - i will be doing the aux option.
What's the most annoying thing about your truck?
3 beeps just tuning the lights off trying to drive to deer stand door alignment that Ram knows about I bought a truck (Chevy) that was from Canada and I will make sure that never happens again due to not being able to turn off the lights. I would get so frustrated every time I pulled in to my...hdrams.com
Hmm, gonna be kinda hard to asphyxiate me when I'm walking away Ok, yeah I get it. My preference would just be to have a Fn key. My last GM was push button too so it's not just Ram. I don't get it. If I have to have a fob thing with me to start the truck, why not just have a key hanging from it that I can insert in a nice safe spot in the truck so I always know where it is, like an ignition tumbler? I really don't like the push button crap.To prevent CO poisoning deaths.
My ‘21 3500 CCLB HEMI 4x4 is a triple-honker lol.The 3 honks when you get out of the truck was a safety feature added in the 2022's. Your truck doesn't have this feature.