Re: my earlier post that the key (or what passes for a key now) would not go to off, leaving the position in *** and the power on but the engine off, I went to a dealer about 55 miles from me and had some of the TSB flashes done, a test drive to show the lag in the throttle response and hopefully to get the key problem repaired. According to the service manager, there were no codes stored showing there had been a problem and they could not do anything about it. Also, the dealership in Glendale did not document the problem in their computers so nothing was there to indicate the part needed. Asked what I could do and was told to have the truck towed in the next time it happened. So I get to drive the truck, knowing it will fail again, and knowing I am going to lose the use of the truck for several days/weeks. I will update again with the part repaired after I go thru all this.
The updates performed did nothing to help the dead pedal so I guess it's time to try BD Diesel's solution. I'm driving the 2004.5 more these days if I go places that I would have to walk away from my 2014 truck leaving the key inside and the power on. Real nice!!!!!! Actually, maybe I should leave the key inside. It might go away.
Disgruntled Mike
The updates performed did nothing to help the dead pedal so I guess it's time to try BD Diesel's solution. I'm driving the 2004.5 more these days if I go places that I would have to walk away from my 2014 truck leaving the key inside and the power on. Real nice!!!!!! Actually, maybe I should leave the key inside. It might go away.
Disgruntled Mike