On mine, hitting the clutch, brake or accelerator pedal will "cancel" the high idle. Parking brake does not change it. I would love to hear the 3-cylinder feature, especially since none of my trucks (personal or work) have the grid heater enabled.
Dieselnut59 said:On mine, hitting the clutch, brake or accelerator pedal will "cancel" the high idle. Parking brake does not change it. I would love to hear the 3-cylinder feature, especially since none of my trucks (personal or work) have the grid heater enabled.
Dezilplow said:I wonder why some trucks got this and some didnt. Im with JKinny on this one, I went to the dealer to get it enabled because it obviously wasnt working and they said that they would have to get the download from somewhere else and Dodge wouldnt let them do it unless the truck would barely start. Even then they wanted to charge me, so I blew it off. Sounds like they were screwing with me.
Dezilplow said:I wonder why some trucks got this and some didnt. Im with JKinny on this one, I went to the dealer to get it enabled because it obviously wasnt working and they said that they would have to get the download from somewhere else and Dodge wouldnt let them do it unless the truck would barely start. Even then they wanted to charge me, so I blew it off. Sounds like they were screwing with me.
JBAndersen said:I have a smarty, currently running fuelsaver. High idle does not work.
98. 5 CC, 2500, auto
chazj said:Thanks SNORKING!
Am glad I am not totally losing my mind... Oo.
I read the TSB and the one thing I don't generally do is to start the truck with my manual transmission in Neutral (which is one of the noted requirements for the fast idle/3cylinder operation to work). Most of the time I just start it in First gear & (when the oil pressure rises) start out slowly & let everything warm up gradually.
Will give this new found information a whirl tomorrow...![]()