“Time Until Rest” on Dash?

You can take it in to dealer and have them turn it back on with the programmer.

 

You have to use the cracked version of techstream or you won't find the option.

 

Their service manager is kind of a dick.

 

Seriously, he acted like the "world was his" when I was in there last. He even asked me if I wanted to say "hello to his little friend", I said no thanks I'm good.

 

Mine resets anytime I drop under 30mph. Is that normal?

 

If you have a CDL you can ignore and "drive on." That works until you flame out. Take a break and rest, get some gas, or pass some gas - ??

 

I've never seen it change. between MPG and wife's bladder, we never go for more than 1.5 hours before having to stop somewhere.

 

I think it indicates the amount of time you can be in the ridiculously rock-hard seats before suffering permanent spinal damage!

 

You need a ride in a 1st gen.

 

It’s a safety feature . When the vehicle notices unsafe driving conditions .. basically a ahole indicator .

 

If that's what it is then I need warranty service because mine is broken. It should be going off constantly here in Florida.

 

My program must be different than everyone elses...it comes on at 5:00P.M. Monday thru Friday and displays "IT'S MILLER TIME"!

 

It means your truck thinks its smarter than you and that its too new.

 

If you programmed your age into Entune it is telling you when nappy time is. By the time you are 85 it tells you to pull over every 30 minutes. It also tells you to check your depends diapers every two hours.

 

Did you really spend a year and a half coming up with that joke?

 

Time for a cup of Joe from Mo's coffee shop. ☕

 

"A" hole

 

I have my TPMS gauge on mine all the time. One flick and it goes to the pitch/yaw thingy!

 

This was on by default when I got my truck. I turned it off after the first week. Between going around cyclists and swerving to miss pot holes that lane departure is annoying. I only turn it on if I'm driving more than an hour at night alone. I realize it's a safety feature but not one I feel like I need all the time. Plus I'd never drive more than 3 hours with out a potty stop.