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Range Auto Stop Disabler Qs?

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By childstoys
in 2019-2023 Silverado & Sierra

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I installed my Range 003 yesterday on my 6.2L 10 speed.  I purchased directly from Range.  So far it appears to be working as advertised.  Start stop and DFM are both disabled.  This morning I did notice and "slight" RPM bounce going about 40 with very light throttle.  It was only about 200 RPM and who knows.... it may have done it without the disabler.  I will keep an eye on it.
 
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On a 2019 or 2020??? Didn’t think Range had those out?


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Jason Pepin
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To answer your original question, the light stays on because technically auto stop/start is still active. However, it will never engage because the range device tricks the ECM into thinking that there

Silverado4x4
Silverado4x4

I just don't see why people buy a disabler to turn it off just a waste of money when you can just press the button on the dash and turn it off. I got into the habit of starting the truck moving hand t

redwngr
redwngr

I'm surprised that the truck gets warm enough for auto stop/start to work during a 2 mile drive to work. 

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23 hours ago, Tjeli said:

I installed my Range 003 yesterday on my 6.2L 10 speed.  I purchased directly from Range.  So far it appears to be working as advertised.  Start stop and DFM are both disabled.  This morning I did notice and "slight" RPM bounce going about 40 with very light throttle.  It was only about 200 RPM and who knows.... it may have done it without the disabler.  I will keep an eye on it.

 

-Eli

 

Similar issue. Installed the Range 005 on my 2020 Sierra 5.3 8 speed right after purchase. It surges at low speed with constant light throttle pressure, anywhere from 20-40mph when just cruising around town. It is usually subtle but often enough to sway my head forward and backwards as the RPMs jump around. Removed the Range device this week and it seems to have stopped. I'm going to drive it for a week or two and then re-install to make sure, but it is very disappointing to spend that much money and have it so degrade the driveability of the truck.

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On 10/10/2020 at 4:21 PM, O Town Denali said:

Any issues with battery drain on the 19/20's.  I have my range installed and drive the truck daily but wondering if I should unplug it if it sits for 2-3 days.  From what I have read it does not seem to be a problem.  Thanks

I've had mine sit for 5 days without starting and no issues

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