FiveBoro
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That freaked me out the first time too, I was like oh great what now?
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Firmware 11.2.7 + 11.2.8
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That freaked me out the first time too, I was like oh great what now?
Bearded_Dragon
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We were finally was able to update a Tazer to 11.2.8 and happy to report:
-Lockers are now working consistently! However the locker gauge cluster icon does not illuminate when locked and the locker buttons do not light up either. Locker buttons do not work in 4H or 2H; you'll need to use the Tazer button map. Offroad Pages (both cluster and 8" screen) will show locker status. The unlock button works 100%.
-Tire fill works great! I think this was the feature I was most excited to try lol.
-Lockers are now working consistently! However the locker gauge cluster icon does not illuminate when locked and the locker buttons do not light up either. Locker buttons do not work in 4H or 2H; you'll need to use the Tazer button map. Offroad Pages (both cluster and 8" screen) will show locker status. The unlock button works 100%.
-Tire fill works great! I think this was the feature I was most excited to try lol.
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So there’s no indication you are locked then? I haven’t tested mine but heading to Moab tomorrow and want to be able to use mine if I need them. Should I change back to an older version?
Bearded_Dragon
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Correct, when locked in 2H or 4H the locker icon on the dash would not illuminate. If you opened OffRoad Pages it would show locker status. This was only when using the Tazer button maps. In 4L everything worked as usual.
PocketsEmptied
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This one got me good today! Thought my brand new Jeep was having major issues. Remembered the brake hold feature and hoped it was that, checked the latest online user guide and no mention of flashing lights or anything then found some of the posts here. Big relief! (Note for Zautomation - update the user guide to include a blurb on the flashing ABS and Brake dash lights):
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Mine, once or twice, had the pedal go to the floor too. So I turned the feature off because I figured that might end up tearing something up. I liked the feature, but not with the warning lights and loss of pedal.
PocketsEmptied
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Yes, my pedal nearly went to the floor as well, pumping it a few times brought it back but that definitely added to my concern. I like the idea of the feature (I use the built in brake hold on wife's car all the time), but it's a little scary as currently implemented. The lights are fine now that I know what they are - but the loss of brake pedal will probably have me turning it off.
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