AzScorpion
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I'mI bought the eliminator, works fine.
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I'mI bought the eliminator, works fine.
Unfortunately that seems to be the way of the world now. Once the really good guys retire the ones following in their footsteps are mostly useless.the day Phil retired it all went downhill
And...sez the guy who is buying a $55k mod-grade for his $50k ranger...?I'mcheapfrugal so I just shut the door to the first click and pocketed $100. ?
Frugal.? Really? Ugh... you are the guy that expects keyless entry to be "std" equipment.I'mcheapfrugal so I just shut the door to the first click and pocketed $100. ?
Not if it's ordered correctly.problem is, they package them with other items i want/dont want in a package that adds thousands of dollars
It looks when you exit with keys? Is that when it's running and shut off?I disabled the double honk in FORSCAN a while back but reverted it because doing so disabled the door from locking whenever I exited with the keys. I don't know if it was a fluke with my truck or not. Just my experience with it. I ultimately enabled it again. Better safe than sorry.
This is my solution. Quick release separateable key chain:Solved...
Carry all your non-auto keys on a separate key chain. Works for me anyways.
At least the other "nanny" features can be turned off inside the menu on the dash. Why this one (which is one of the most annoying ones) can't is beyond me?I believe that engineers who put annoying honking to cars should have their CEO locked up for life without possibility for a parole.
After a few of 'em, the information that it's annoying, might trickle to designers.
One possible “why not” is the Auto Stop Start feature that is enabled by default. Inattentive drivers may not be aware that the truck is still “running” even though the engine is “paused.”Baffles me that Ford doesn't have a setting where you can turn this off. Like... why not?
Is there some government regulation regarding fuel consumption requiring a warning I'm not aware of?
My Mustang did this but I wasn't apprehensive about having that taken out since I was modifying the engine and the tune anyway. This truck I really would like to avoid warranty degradation, haha.
But... when you get out of the car and, in turn, let off the brake the engine starts.One possible “why not” is the Auto Stop Start feature that is enabled by default. Inattentive drivers may not be aware that the truck is still “running” even though the engine is “paused.”
The ASS is disabled when the vehicle is in park.One possible “why not” is the Auto Stop Start feature that is enabled by default. Inattentive drivers may not be aware that the truck is still “running” even though the engine is “paused.”