Delayed Accessory Power
Delayed Accessory Power
Has anyone figured out how to enable this yet?
Its available on the 1500 and Dakota (some of those are standard).
aka Retained Accessory Power
This is what it's called when you turn the key off and the radio/windows still work for a few minutes.
Its available on the 1500 and Dakota (some of those are standard).
aka Retained Accessory Power
This is what it's called when you turn the key off and the radio/windows still work for a few minutes.
BullyDog Triple dog does more than 10 minutes.............I want to say you can go to 30 minutes............I can't remember for sure, but I do remember it is more the 10 minutes the dealer can/will do.
Up to 90 minutes with the Triple Dog. I have mine set for 60 minutes. 10 minutes is just rediculous.
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Really? How often do you sit in the truck without it running for more than 10 minutes?
I'll play with my BDTD when I get it, it's sitting at Canada Customs still...
I'll play with my BDTD when I get it, it's sitting at Canada Customs still...
Quite often, actually. When running errands with the wife, sometimes my 3-yr old son and I will wait in the truck listening to music while my wife takes care of business. Or if he's napping I'll wait with the radio on. With my wife thats almost certain to be more than 10 minutes.
What I don't understand is how BD found a way to set it for a longer delay time then what a Dodge dealer can. I have mine set at the 10 min max time that the dealers can enable if for
My dealer said they set it to 10 minutes. I changed the radio and took the neg battery lead off and now it's at 45 seconds. It's not a feature I use often but man... Can it revert back to something after losing power? Or did they not set it correctly?



