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I've heard if you run the truck idle for a long time to put it in neutral, something about building heat in the tranny.
I would use it to warm up the truck, or when you anticipate long, long periods of idleing. Never thought about using it to cool er down....
I would use it to warm up the truck, or when you anticipate long, long periods of idleing. Never thought about using it to cool er down....
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I use mine mostly when I start it up on cold mornings or when I need to run into the store for just a few minutes. I seperated the remote locking thingy from the key that way I can lock the doors while the truck is still running..
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Must be a simple misunderstanding. I do it all the time.
Just remove your remote control off your key ring, leave the keys in the ignition with the engine running. Get out of the truck and lock the doors with the remote. Now you can get back in by unlocking the doors with the remote.
Just remove your remote control off your key ring, leave the keys in the ignition with the engine running. Get out of the truck and lock the doors with the remote. Now you can get back in by unlocking the doors with the remote.
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'05's don't have the integrated key fob in the key like the '06's do. I have a separate key on a quick disconnect so I can lock the truck with it running. Can't use it for anything other than unlocking the door though.
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I see. You're getting us key/fob combo guys all excited on being able to lock the doors with the second key/fob after driving.
Currently, this can only be done right after start up with the second fob. As, soon as it is driven any distance (other than backing it out of the garage), then using the second fob to lock the doors doesn't work.
Here I thought a solution to this issue was found.
Currently, this can only be done right after start up with the second fob. As, soon as it is driven any distance (other than backing it out of the garage), then using the second fob to lock the doors doesn't work.
Here I thought a solution to this issue was found.
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When you initially put it in neutral, you will see the temp go up. This is actually hot fluid that was stored in converter being flushed out. After ~2-3 minutes the temp should plateau and start falling, albeit slowly.
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