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I struggled to get my plow mounted. Many attempts in and out of the truck. I used the tire tracks for the first time last weekend. I wasn't straight on the first time and missed a bit. Second time I came in straight and nailed it. That alone paid for AlphaOBD
I struggled to get my plow mounted. Many attempts in and out of the truck. I used the tire tracks for the first time last weekend. I wasn't straight on the first time and missed a bit. Second time I came in straight and nailed it. That alone paid for AlphaOBD
What do you mean by retro-fitted 360 view system? You didnt have it and added it? Any chance you share part #s and install procedure? Id love to add this to my Big Horn now that I see yours
That is correct, my tradesman was a barebones truck, except for the active safety package, and i added the surround view system myself with a lot of help from the wise and all knowing Jimmy07. It's a pretty involved and costly endeavor, I think i made a complete parts list for a different thread on a different forum, i'll see if i can dig it up and post it here.What do you mean by retro-fitted 360 view system? You didnt have it and added it? Any chance you share part #s and install procedure? Id love to add this to my Big Horn now that I see yours
Oh I 100% appreciate this !
My 19 Big Horn 2500 is seriously bare bones and I have been adding so many things myself (except the fog lights at the moment cause its cold outside and i had a vandelizm claim the dealership was fixing anyaways). I am sure the wife is gonna hate me, but shes used to me doing stupid things like stripping the truck in the back yard Should the value in the dropdown menu not be set to 'NO' since you do not want the foglight dropout active? When I select 'YES' and then click 'START' I receive the message that I've chosen a setting that is already active on the vehicle and no changes were made.
Correct. You do NOT want the fog lights to drop out, so you’ll set it to “NO”.
Might I suggest, if you don't already have it, while you've got the door connectors apart, cause they're a huge PITA... At least run the wiring for the passive entry door handles, or just do the whole job, it's a really nice upgrade to have and not terribly expensive to do. You'll be saving yourself a good bit of time if you do it while the doors are already taken apart.Oh I 100% appreciate this !
Thank you again !!
I did have the doors completely stripped a few weeks ago and considered passive entry,but honesly I have Rhino'd my whole truck and we debated if passive entry would still work or not. Opted to not take the chance and skip that addition.
The ram seems to work differently, when I put my hand on the handle, it senses my fingers on the inside of the handle and unlocks all doors at once.
Can't you change the setting so that passive entry unlocks all doors at once? I know that's how I have both my Ram and my wife's Durango set. I would assume Jeep allows for the same.
Oh this just makes me angrier that she makes me stand outside in the cold if that is the case
On my 2020 2500 this setting is tied to the key fob settings. If I enable one press unlocks all doors, then the passive entry system unlocks all four doors as well. If I set it so one press of the fob only unlocks the driver door, then the passive entry system follows suit.
Is that for the Jeep that Wpg_Ram was referring to? If so, then it indeed confirms it is an option on the Jeep as well.
My apologies. I guess I didn't read back far enough. That is out of my 2020 2500 owners manual.
Yeah, so my wife has been poking throught all the settings that she could find on her 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee Loredo 4x4 and she could find changing the door unlock all with the keyfob, but with the passive entry it only unlocks the door that she is standing infront of and she could not find anything to change it to all ... By that I mean, if she walks up to the passenger side, she can passive entry unlock the passenger side, if she walks up to the driver side she can unlock the driver, if she uses the keyfob it unlocks all doors ... Now I will say that we do not have the lowest trim but also nowhere near the fanciest of them all, so perhaps the changability is trim level dependent? She has the smallest touch screen in all the jeeps and it is nicer than the 5" that came in my 19 2500 with the touch screen, but when we had a rental 2020 Jeep with the bigger screen it had way more options you could mess with
