fondupot
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Looks like range works on ‘25 and ‘26.
Yes, recently updated by Range to include the 2025 and 2026 models.
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Looks like range works on ‘25 and ‘26.
That's the deal-breaker for me with this Range module. I had the under-dash plug-in one in my '09 Tahoe, but I'm not interested in crawling under my truck to remove/reinstall one of these. If they made a plug-in one for our model trucks, I'd be all over it.Word of warning, if you take your vehicle to the dealer and they have to do any programming, like the L87 recall software download, remove your Range module. The dealer says it caused my ECM to be locked up and they needed to put in a new one to finish the recall procedure. They say anything aftermarket, remote starts and other devices, cause this to happen quite frequently. The service manager knew right away when this happened to my truck and called me to ask about the module. One of the techs has the same module but you have to take it off before the vehicle can have the download.
Yep, I'm aware of the process and the "10 minutes" it takes... But I'd have to do this outside of my garage, and in the NE where the weather doesn't always cooperate. So, it's not happening for me. I just have to hope that they come out with a ODB2 port version.It actually is an easy install/removal. Disconnect the ground, just remove the negative from the frame, looks almost like a thumb screw. If you have a floor jack always in the garage, two pumps is enough. Bend the fender carpet back, you don’t have to remove tire or whole carpet. Swap the module, you’re done. It’s well worth the effort.
Yes.Does the Range DFM disabler also turn off the auto start-stop feature?
Yes.Can you drive these newer machines in L9 and have the full V8 constant? I do this a lot in our 2019 in L5 and it runs great.