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Gents. How can I sell if my 23 trailboss has adaptive cruise control? I have the gap adjustment button and the manual talks about adaptive cruise but when I try and follow the manual to turn it on, it doesn't do anything. Any help?

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 press and hold the cruise button on the steering wheel. That's the left button. If you have adaptive cruise it will show a car symbol above the cruise symbol at the top of the DIC.  

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30 minutes ago, Phantom 4D said:

 press and hold the cruise button on the steering wheel. That's the left button. If you have adaptive cruise it will show a car symbol above the cruise symbol at the top of the DIC.  

 

I tried numerous times on our last road trip and nothing pops up. I'm guessing my truck doesn't have it.

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2 hours ago, Haufski762 said:

Gents. How can I sell if my 23 trailboss has adaptive cruise control? I have the gap adjustment button and the manual talks about adaptive cruise but when I try and follow the manual to turn it on, it doesn't do anything. Any help?

 

 

That's for the gap distance for forward collision.

 

Like Phantom 4D mentioned, if you press and hold the cruise or cruise cancel button it will cycle between standard and adaptive, if you have it on there.  

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5 hours ago, Haufski762 said:

Gents. How can I sell if my 23 trailboss has adaptive cruise control? I have the gap adjustment button and the manual talks about adaptive cruise but when I try and follow the manual to turn it on, it doesn't do anything. Any help?

Not available on 2023 Custom Trail Boss

 

RPO code is KSG

On 2023 LT Trail Boss it requires RPO code PCM  - Convenience Package II 

 

Check the QR code on the doorpost, it should show if it is installed.

 

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6 hours ago, redwngr said:

Not available on 2023 Custom Trail Boss

 

RPO code is KSG

On 2023 LT Trail Boss it requires RPO code PCM  - Convenience Package II 

 

Check the QR code on the doorpost, it should show if it is installed.

 

 

Ill look. Thanks

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16 hours ago, redwngr said:

Not available on 2023 Custom Trail Boss

 

RPO code is KSG

On 2023 LT Trail Boss it requires RPO code PCM  - Convenience Package II 

 

Check the QR code on the doorpost, it should show if it is installed.

 

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It's an lt but not installed.

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