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BringTheRain403 Senior Enthusiast

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Starting the Vehicle with a Low
Transmitter Battery

If the transmitter battery is weak or if
there is interference with the signal,
the DIC may display NO REMOTE
DETECTED or NO REMOTE KEY
WAS DETECTED PLACE KEY IN
TRANSMITTER POCKET THEN
START YOUR VEHICLE when starting the vehicle.

1. Place the transmitter in the
transmitter pocket/insert.
2. With the vehicle in P (Park) or
N (Neutral)press the brake
pedal and ENGINE
START/STOP.

Replace the transmitter battery
as soon as possible.68a6ed5259c68700ddedb3950ef6dfc6.jpg139d1807252ece6434bb7d2c695276bd.jpg

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brisk00
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I found out this weekend that while using Android Auto (maybe CarPlay as well) if you rotate the right radio knob it will zoom the map in and out.

rosepaule
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Discovered this today.... if you press on the skinny pedal on the right, you can find Ford F-150's in the rear view mirror...   They just appear there... its like magic!  

AT4CK!
AT4CK!

In case you were wondering...  Two bottles of wine fit in the door compartment perfectly!  

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econometrics Senior Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, Schmoe said:

Do you have HUD? I was taking a conf call in my truck with the truck turned off (so I was in it longer than normal), and noticed the HUD raises and lowers itself, which sounds a lot like the parking brake sound and (presumably) the fuel pump sound that has been described. 

No HUD. I just have a lowly RST. ?

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AT4CK!

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In case you were wondering...  Two bottles of wine fit in the door compartment perfectly!

 

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eppieguy Senior Enthusiast

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33 minutes ago, AT4CK! said:

In case you were wondering...  Two bottles of wine fit in the door compartment perfectly!

 

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Not the magnum size bottles :D

scdaren Enthusiast

scdaren

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So this one is really random... not sure I could even call it a feature.

 

The construction of the gas fill... valve? neck? filler hole? whatever you call the hole where you put in the gas, is MUCH improved over my 2017.  It's all solid one piece construction.  On my 2017 it was also capless, but there was this stupid plastic screw that can breaking and making the filler hole go all loose, and would cause it to keep shutting off while I was filling gas.

Minnvmax Enthusiast

Minnvmax

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I like the warning screen that comes up reminding me not get distracted and I need to clear it, while driving.....

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Keta Enthusiast

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My recent discovery... In the past week, 3 random people have asked me to show them that "special" tailgate on my Denali. I guess the commercial is working.

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16 hours ago, Minnvmax said:

I like the warning screen that comes up reminding me not get distracted and I need to clear it, while driving.....

Ive never seen that, what causes that message to come up?

OnTheReel Senior Enthusiast

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Ive never seen that, what causes that message to come up?


I don’t know what triggers it, but it pops up like every couple weeks for me upon startup. Black screen, have to hit OK before you can use anything. Not bad if you catch it before you take off...otherwise like he said, it’s a distraction warning you of distractions. My ‘16 did it too.
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RAYS B4U Enthusiast

RAYS B4U

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17 hours ago, Minnvmax said:

I like the warning screen that comes up reminding me not get distracted and I need to clear it, while driving.....

Yeah mine comes up every -2-3 weeks too. Wonder if it is triggered by number of days or by number of times pickup is started.

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Chambo Enthusiast

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On 4/7/2019 at 9:47 PM, Keta said:

I think the noise is the electric parking brake. Push the button and see if that is the noise you are hearing.

I second this. Wife’s Denali Acadia has the same electronic e-brake and I identified the noise way back when. 

Limelight Enthusiast

Limelight

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Just noticed the LED white  night lighting behind the driver and passenger door handles. 

Nice touch. 

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scdaren

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Not sure if this has already been posted... but the extra anchors in the bed are a nice touch.

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