New Ram owners; you may want to know this:
For those that do not know, my new Ram, along with most built in the last few years, have the no key start button and key fob. Neat feature is all one has to do to unlock the doors is put your ha...
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Update:
Feeling somewhat silly. :o
Found out my "testing" was somewhat flawed.
Yep, vehicle started with key fob in camper BUT I failed to know or notice that the wife was carrying the second fob in her purse when we tried this out.
So vehicle actually started from the second fob, NOT the one in the camper.
Remove the second fob and as ib516 said, no start.
Drivers door will still unlock with key fob towards front of camper, but passenger front door will not unlock. So that door appears out of range, as key fob on drivers side of the camper.
Yep, gonna have to re-watch the DVD that came with the truck again, and re-read the old owners manual. And/or get that signal blocking device as previously posted by BurbMan.
Feeling somewhat silly. :o
Found out my "testing" was somewhat flawed.
Yep, vehicle started with key fob in camper BUT I failed to know or notice that the wife was carrying the second fob in her purse when we tried this out.
So vehicle actually started from the second fob, NOT the one in the camper.
Remove the second fob and as ib516 said, no start.
Drivers door will still unlock with key fob towards front of camper, but passenger front door will not unlock. So that door appears out of range, as key fob on drivers side of the camper.
Yep, gonna have to re-watch the DVD that came with the truck again, and re-read the old owners manual. And/or get that signal blocking device as previously posted by BurbMan.
