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2019 RAM Has A Massive 12-Inch Uconnect System


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Why is everyone so concerned about not keeping their eyes on the road? Perhaps this is what wrong with most drivers now-a-days, they are overly concerned about what's going on, on the dash, and less concerned about what going on around them on the road.

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On ‎1‎/‎17‎/‎2018 at 4:51 PM, Daly said:

Why is everyone so concerned about not keeping their eyes on the road? Perhaps this is what wrong with most drivers now-a-days, they are overly concerned about what's going on, on the dash, and less concerned about what going on around them on the road.

Won't be a problem soon, as autonomous driving becomes more of a thing...  :) 

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On ‎1‎/‎17‎/‎2018 at 8:20 PM, Mercracing said:

Looking at the pictures, I like the design. Don’t like it, don’t get that option. Think it’ll be too bright, turn off the screen.


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That was a big problem with original screens in vehicles 2 decades ago.  It's pretty much not a problem any more, as they use polarized glass and sensors to get the brightness just right.

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Have you backed up at 2017? They have not gotten the brightness just right. When the back up camera comes on its all I can do to see out side the truck. Usually have to open the slider.

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On 2018-01-19 at 11:40 AM, Nargg said:

Won't be a problem soon, as autonomous driving becomes more of a thing...  :) 

I'm thinking tide pods will take care of those window lickers before autonomous cars come into play.

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13 hours ago, Daly said:

Have you backed up at 2017? They have not gotten the brightness just right. When the back up camera comes on its all I can do to see out side the truck. Usually have to open the slider.

There is a fix out for this since the end of September apparently. Just got mine fixed at the dealer this week and it is much better!

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On 1/16/2018 at 10:16 PM, WilliamBos said:

Wrong - the trans is a ZF 8 speed unit (now built by Chrysler under licence from ZF, Chrysler is not the only manufacturer using this trans.) which is fully electronic - the only cable provision on it is a park over ride cable which is under a panel below the headlight switch. 

 

The 6 speed trucks have a column shifter  - not a dial.  My 17 Ram has the 65RFE 6 speed which has a column shifter.

I understand that the transmissions technology is what makes it possible to use a  dial instead of a lever to change gears this same technology allows them to use push buttons or any lever like device of their choosing... I think the dial requires too much fine motor control also I have to take my hands off the wheel to use it, I can operate the shifter on my Chevy w/o taking my hand off the wheel. 

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I didn’t like the 12 foot touchscreen. ( I know it’s 12 inch)

too big for my needs an 8.5 or 9 inch would be better, but I came from a 2012 Sierra that didn’t have one period. 

Someone I work with has a Ram limited with that iPad thing in it and he has been having a few issues with it. 

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