It's your truck? I bet a good set of tools, including a pair of wirecutters and a BFH would be REAL handy for you.
How to disable the stupid on guard system
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by TriPac Dude, Feb 9, 2014.
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Check your insurance co., may have a discount or offer one with on guard.
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izifaddag and CoveringBases Thank this.
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Good pair of eyes, steady hands, and speed, lane, and following distance control have always worked for me. I don't trust any computer with my brakes.CoveringBases Thanks this. -
IF it's your truck you can have some of the setting changed at the dealer
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Well, I cant at least tell you this much, they are flat out lieing to you. it can be disabled and adjusted, the problem is most if not all dealers will NOT touch it simply for liablity sakes. They disable it then you go out and kill 5 people the blood sucking lawyer will figure out how to come back at them.
To anyone buying a new truck I would recommend this option is opted out of, if you end up not liking the system its almost impossible to get rid of (internally) as its considered a safety system. You would need ur own programs and inlines to do it your self. -
We didn't get any paperwork on this unit, except for the instructions of course. That being said, I wonder if we had been given full disclosure we might have walked! There should always be a choice whether you want to keep such an intrusive device. Especialy when it is not standard. There is always another dealership next door that would have traded our old truck in a hot second right! -
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Oopps sorry it's Fajo not Frajo!
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