Recent content by wblakeney

I use easy exit all the time. I did have a problem until I turned memory recall. My one complaint is the memory switches are in a bad place even being 6' it is hard to reach when the seat is back. Also in daylight they can be hard to see. I have hit the program first by mistake then slid up to...

This is from the manual The accessory power outlets are powered as follows: I have checked the outlet on mine at the tail gate and it is always powered. . The power outlet near the cupholders for vehicles with a center console or on the center stack for vehicles with bench seats...

To charge my USB devices I ordered one of these...

None in mine but manual says this On vehicles with a sunroof, the sunroof only operates when the ignition is in ACC/ACCESSORY or ON/RUN, or when Retained Accessory Power (RAP) is active

On mine I press MENU, then select DISPLAY POINT OF INTEREST ICONS. SAFETY CAMERAS is at the very end of the list of POIs.

I noticed today there is an option to display safety cameras in my Navigation menu.

It sounds like you have easy exit selected in the vehicle settings. If you do, the seat goes to whatever is programmed in the EXIT button. I have mine set to raise the steering wheel and move the seat back when I turn off the engine and open the door. I do have to push the 1 button when I get...

That must be a misprint about chiming with the parking brake on. I can find it as an option either. As to seat belts unbuckled, I seem to have a chime for the passenger side but not the driver side.

If you have a keyless remote, there is a key inside. My LTZ with power folding 3rd row seats does not have a mini-latch though

They used to not roll all the way down because of the rear fender well. In 2015 the windows are narrower.

I don't have a chime on my 2015 LTZ either but have the brake indicator. Also mine will not move with parking brake on, so yours must have not been fully on.

The manual does not say so but I have been using a USB flash drive with .WAV files.

This thread makes me realize how far we have come with music. I am 67 and of the age when vinyl records were your source of music at home. For you vehicle it was an AM only radio. Then along comes FM stereo, 8 tracks, cassettes and CDs Now in 1956 Chrysler did offer a 45 rpm record player...

I thought I had found everything but missed this. You have use the steering wheel DIC arrows to go into settings on the little DIC screen.. It is not in the big screen settings. There is also a timer and speed limit indicator you can select.

Of course the USB ports are there for media connectivity, being able to charge, albeit at a slow rate, is just side benefit