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13 minutes ago, wingsaa said:

It's nice to be able to vent the windows as well with the key fob.

Have not heard about this function, can you describe what it does?

 

I take it is different from the "all down" function that comes from the factory.

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1 minute ago, JimCost2014 said:

Have not heard about this function, can you describe what it does?

 

I take it is different from the "all down" function that comes from the factory.

Basically when you're doing the all down function you release the button and it stops the window at a "Vent" setting. Here's the demo of it.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, wingsaa said:

Basically when you're doing the all down function you release the button and it stops the window at a "Vent" setting. Here's the demo of it.

 

 

Very nice! 

 

Really like the "all up" feature.

Does it stop when you release your finger, or is there a "set point" on the way down (hope that makes sense)?

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Very nice! 
 
Really like the "all up" feature.
Does it stop when you release your finger, or is there a "set point" on the way down (hope that makes sense)?
Good question... I dont recall. I'll test it out tomorrow and let you know.

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6 minutes ago, wingsaa said:

Good question... I dont recall. I'll test it out tomorrow and let you know.

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I have those every once in while, thanks for the reply, and look forward to your findings!

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Remote down - you can stop it with release of the unlock on the fog.

Remote up - I think is the same. I’ll have to try it as well on my truck.


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6 minutes ago, pgamboa said:

Remote down - you can stop it with release of the unlock on the fog.

Remote up - I think is the same. I’ll have to try it as well on my truck.


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Okay I had to check... it was annoying me.

Per pgamboa it does stop on the release of the unlock button of the fob and then you can hold the unlock button again to drop it the rest of the way.

It doesn't "vent" on the close however. It is full close on the press and hold of the lock button on the fob.

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Okay I had to check... it was annoying me.
Per pgamboa it does stop on the release of the unlock button of the fob and then you can hold the unlock button again to drop it the rest of the way.
It doesn't "vent" on the close however. It is full close on the press and hold of the lock button on the fob.


Correct it’s express up on close.
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On 12/5/2019 at 6:42 PM, rbrjr1 said:

Chris,

Are you guys working on potentially being able to add "factory towing brake controller" to trucks that do not come with the option installed?

I've heard that factory brake controller runs through the BCM and just replacing the switch or modules will NOT grant an operable controller....

I would also be interested in this. My 2018 has all the wiring and hardware minus the controller in the dash above the 4WD controls and I want to keep it stock looking.

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I would also be interested in this. My 2018 has all the wiring and hardware minus the controller in the dash above the 4WD controls and I want to keep it stock looking.

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On 12/15/2019 at 9:53 AM, pgamboa said:

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Maybe Phil has a potential update on the "OEM factory Trailer Brake UPGRADE".  I believe he said months ago that he and WAMS were looking at it together..

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On 12/14/2022 at 12:01 AM, Cooperf said:

No more bcm programming on website. Did wams stop doing bcm programming?

I'm wondering the same thing. Any body know? 

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