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Kerry Pulaski

By Kerry Pulaski
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On 12/28/2023 at 9:37 AM, Pryme said:

So you have a 2018 HD and it displays your gear now?

 

I added the set of numbers twice and it doesn’t move from 0 for me on my 6spd truck. 
 

very odd. Wonder if I need to have my sg3 updated somehow 

No, I added the SG III to my 2024 2500HD. I no longer have the 2018.

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Kerry Pulaski
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'24 Gauges in my instrument cluster were a disappointment . A Bar Graph with a Min - Max ?? Really.... for a HD Duramax ??  I selected the max level display available and still not happy. Afterma

64BAwagon
64BAwagon

I did notice on mine it also had TCC slip%. I selected it to see what it shows but the roads are too sloppy and my truck is clean 😎

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This is what I settled on for now on Pg1 and Pg2  subject to change Note the "GEAR" on bottom left of page 1.  Thanks to @Gregg Staples for that info. 

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I have about 1500 miles towing my fifth wheel with the SG3. I wouldn't tow heavy without it. I put it in Low and scroll up to 8 to keep the trans out of the 2 highest OD gears. I really like knowing what gear I am in. It helps if you're really trying to maximize mpg. I also noticed my intake air temp and ambient temp were always within a couple degrees of each other. Good job on that setup GM. 

I did notice that the oil temp runs higher than coolant temp. Usually by 15 degrees or so when towing. I guess it pays to run good oil. More validation for a good maintenance program. 

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