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mfeel

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  1. On 2015-04-23 at 0:40 PM, jkeaton said:

    So he was doing that kind of speed with family and kids in the car? I will not go any further except to say that was a very stupid thing to do. You go ahead and make light of it. All I can do is SMH at the ignorance.

    I have the same 'glitch'. Never went more than 80-83 mph (approx 130kmh) and my gps max speed says 130 mph (209kmh)! Which is insane.

  2. 2 hours ago, Purpledove said:

    We eventually found the problem through a non Dodge mechanic & the problem was the horn plate was warped.  After years of this problem, our private mechanic found the issue, while the Dodge dealers couldn't & were totally useless.  I hope this saves you the ongoing pain & $$$ we had to endure.  Our model was the 2010, not sure if things have changed, but we had huge problems with the electronics in this car.

    Damn, I remember I had so many problems in my 2010! It was the reason I changed it, it was driving me crazy! My 2016 has been amazing.

  3. 15 minutes ago, rayray0114 said:

    Thanks MF...So there a sensor for the Auto Headlights, a sensor for the Auto Dimmer Mirror, and  Ambient Light Sensor behind the mirror...Wow...Thanks again for clearing that up for me... I didn't have any clue what that sensor was for til now...:hyper:

    You are wrong about the auto headlight sensor. 

     

    This sensor is the like a small ball, Right under the mopar name on the windshield in the middle of the dash, in front.

    It is circular, and it is small. 

     

    That picture is not from a journey, but still you get it. sensor.gif

  4. Hi. 

     

    Theres something for you. 

    The sensor toward the windshield is the ambiant light sensor, and the one facing you is the glare light sensor.

    In the night, the ambiant light sends information to the electronics or (control unit if you prefer) of the mirror so it knows it is night time condition, and if there is a light behind you that causes glare, the glare sensor will send information to the electronics. 

    After that, it will send a very low voltage to the mirror, which will result a dark dimmed mirror. 

     

    That is why in the day the mirror is never dark even if lets say there is sun behind you. 

     

    They both work together. 

     

    I hope it helps :) 

     

    MF

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