Turn Off Tow/Haul Mode
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I was under the assumption that all 2017's operate in the manner where you have to manually deselect the trailer after each time you tow...but I'm told this is not the case. So far, EpicCowlick has told me his works "normally" but my truck works "improperly" like Capt. Ted's. We have also wondered if it was an early build thing. Capt Ted, when was your truck built? (Its on the door sticker if you don't know). Mine was 9/16.
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*Some of us* experience this problem. The 2011-2016 trucks worked fine...disconnect trailer plug, and no more miles rack up. Some 2017's work the exact same way, and some continue to default to the towing screen and accumulate miles even when your trailer is physically disconnected.
I was under the assumption that all 2017's operate in the manner where you have to manually deselect the trailer after each time you tow...but I'm told this is not the case. So far, EpicCowlick has told me his works "normally" but my truck works "improperly" like Capt. Ted's. We have also wondered if it was an early build thing. Capt Ted, when was your truck built? (Its on the door sticker if you don't know). Mine was 9/16.
I was under the assumption that all 2017's operate in the manner where you have to manually deselect the trailer after each time you tow...but I'm told this is not the case. So far, EpicCowlick has told me his works "normally" but my truck works "improperly" like Capt. Ted's. We have also wondered if it was an early build thing. Capt Ted, when was your truck built? (Its on the door sticker if you don't know). Mine was 9/16.
- plug in trailer gives Bilndspot warning and then Trailer Information screen shows the last trailer I used as selected. From there I can select different trailer if needed.
- Unplug trailer gives Trailer Disconnected warning. When acknowledged immediately goes to Towing tab Towing Information screen No Active Trailer.
- When I go to select trailer I get my list of trailers but No Active Trailer is on top and selected.
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TRAILER MILEAGE
I started doubting myself and hooked up the trailer to confirm. Sequence is
- plug in trailer gives Bilndspot warning and then Trailer Information screen shows the last trailer I used as selected. From there I can select different trailer if needed.
- Unplug trailer gives Trailer Disconnected warning. When acknowledged immediately goes to Towing tab Towing Information screen No Active Trailer.
- When I go to select trailer I get my list of trailers but No Active Trailer is on top and selected.
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*Some of us* experience this problem. The 2011-2016 trucks worked fine...disconnect trailer plug, and no more miles rack up. Some 2017's work the exact same way, and some continue to default to the towing screen and accumulate miles even when your trailer is physically disconnected.
I was under the assumption that all 2017's operate in the manner where you have to manually deselect the trailer after each time you tow...but I'm told this is not the case. So far, EpicCowlick has told me his works "normally" but my truck works "improperly" like Capt. Ted's. We have also wondered if it was an early build thing. Capt Ted, when was your truck built? (Its on the door sticker if you don't know). Mine was 9/16.
I was under the assumption that all 2017's operate in the manner where you have to manually deselect the trailer after each time you tow...but I'm told this is not the case. So far, EpicCowlick has told me his works "normally" but my truck works "improperly" like Capt. Ted's. We have also wondered if it was an early build thing. Capt Ted, when was your truck built? (Its on the door sticker if you don't know). Mine was 9/16.
Then, I knew to watch for the tow/haul/mileage mode to continue after unhooking the trailer, which it did continue, racking up miles, and defaulting to the tow/haul screen. I thought there was more to getting out of that, than there was. I was just looking in the wrong spot to "disengage".