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forcedintoit

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  1. Winter tires are a must for pretty much anywhere in Canada. AWD, RWD, or FWD. Once you drive a winter in them, you'll never suffer with all-season tires again. I got a great 17" package from discounttire.com, Tire Rack has good options as well. From both of these companies, the TPMS modules are dirt cheap compared to the dealer and work perfectly. Why go without when the cost and convenience is so low?

  2. it's also worth noting that in many European countries the DRLs can be run through the fog lights instead of the high beams. I really want to set mine up this way and we tried a few different codes at my dealer which they claimed didn't work. I'm sure it's possible but most dealers don't want to spend the time testing things with the software. It should be code LNL.

    The Scandinavian coutries require the clearance lights to be on at all times (we often call them parking lights), that code should be LMN. Eithier of these options would look better than the high beam, imo.

  3. starting in Late MY2012 they removed the second switch since it was essentially useless. Saves them 50cents or a dollar on every one made. ...but they didn't bother to make the hole in the dash smaller so it should look exactly as webslave describes.

  4. 2012 R/T Copperhead Pearl here, black interior, seriously considered the Pearl interior because of the orange stitching but wasn't convinced I could keep it clean enough. Also added more tint to the back glass (5%) and 50% on the driver's and passenger's windows. Should post some pics once I wash the dirty beast.

  5. But this camera will display the image on the factory screen?

    I am looking to do something just like factory. I do not want external screen. And also I am looking for Navigation on both of cars using the touch screen. Do you think it is possible?

    Thanks

    yes, it is the one to display on factory 8.4" screen. After install, dealer needs to add the Sales Code to your car through their DealrConnect s/w.

  6. Discovering the meaning of some of the messages in the CAN bus isn't too difficult (it isn't too easy either), but I think that finding a way to modify the settings is another matter: a lot of people tinker with their router (a $50 piece of equipment) and find the way to install a different firmware, the same with a mobile phone or a tv set (did you know that the low end sets are actually the same as the most expensive ones but with features disabled in software?), but not so many are willing to potentially brick a $20000-$30000 car.

    Those that are professionally reverse-engineering these things won't sell their knowledge cheap (see the various audio/video interfaces that are more expensive than the factory option, which isn't cheap to begin with), so unless there is somebody on the inside leaking information, I think that it is that difficult.

    Look at a compnay like Ross-Tech. They have been doing adjustments for VW (Audi, Porche, Lambo, SEAT, etc) for years. Their program is reasonably priced and works fantastic. Making changes and adding factory parts and options is so easy when you know which bits / bytes to chage in the car's software. There's no reason that a similar company could not do the same for the new can-bus Dodge product..

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