Vehicle is in transport mode
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Vehicle is in transport mode
SO I got the call yesterday that my new truck just arrived at the dealer! I went down and checked it out and drove it of course....it was so fresh off the truck that the display read "Transport Mode...Contact Dealer".
I know the dealer of course is going to clear this and prep the truck but I was just wondering, other than the obvious, what does the transport mode "do" to the truck? Limit power??
I will be taking delivery of my new truck this afternoon...post pictures as soon as I can!
I know the dealer of course is going to clear this and prep the truck but I was just wondering, other than the obvious, what does the transport mode "do" to the truck? Limit power??
I will be taking delivery of my new truck this afternoon...post pictures as soon as I can!
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The truck is a 2011. I found that when it was in transport mode, it definitely had less power. I also read that the truck will shutdown if someone tries to refuel it...hence if it is stolen, they won't get far and the car jockies can't toot around on it.
WHen I picked it up on friday, it had noticeable more power...a lot more.
WHen I picked it up on friday, it had noticeable more power...a lot more.
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"Transport Mode" is a strategy designed to prevent the battery from going dead while the vehicle is being delivered and is sitting on the lot. It has nothing to do with checking the fluids, theft, or Lucy the Lot Lizard driving the vehicle. It simply disables many of the advanced programs in the smart junction box, and varies from model to model. When in transport mode, you may not have daytime running lamps, the keyless entry may not work, the courtesy lights may not operate, etc. I am not aware of power limits in transport mode, although many vehicles have a limit until a certain mileage is reached, usually 50mi. or less, or a certain number of engine starts have occurred.
On the F150, transport mode is exited by turning the key to "ON," pressing the brake pedal five times, then pressing the hazard switch four times. Even our porters know how to do this, it is not a secret.
On the F150, transport mode is exited by turning the key to "ON," pressing the brake pedal five times, then pressing the hazard switch four times. Even our porters know how to do this, it is not a secret.
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"Transport Mode" is a strategy designed to prevent the battery from going dead while the vehicle is being delivered and is sitting on the lot. It has nothing to do with checking the fluids, theft, or Lucy the Lot Lizard driving the vehicle. It simply disables many of the advanced programs in the smart junction box, and varies from model to model. When in transport mode, you may not have daytime running lamps, the keyless entry may not work, the courtesy lights may not operate, etc. I am not aware of power limits in transport mode, although many vehicles have a limit until a certain mileage is reached, usually 50mi. or less, or a certain number of engine starts have occurred.
On the F150, transport mode is exited by turning the key to "ON," pressing the brake pedal five times, then pressing the hazard switch four times. Even our porters know how to do this, it is not a secret.
On the F150, transport mode is exited by turning the key to "ON," pressing the brake pedal five times, then pressing the hazard switch four times. Even our porters know how to do this, it is not a secret.
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