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I have a 05 ram 1500 while driving on the highway truck suddenly started losing power then when I pulled over I turned it off and wouldn’t stay running when it a was turned back on. I drove about a mile to the nearest exit then got it towed home and it has not five back on ever since. I didn’t hear any knocking sounds and when I try to start it just cranks and sounds like it wants to start but won’t turn over. I did add oil to it because when I checked the oil it seemed pretty low and dark. I don’t think it’s a power issue or starter issue either.

I have a 05 ram 1500 while driving on the highway truck suddenly started losing power then when I pulled over I turned it off and wouldn’t stay running when it a was turned back on. I drove about a mile to the nearest exit then got it towed home and it has not five back on ever since. I didn’t hear any knocking sounds and when I try to start it just cranks and sounds like it wants to start but won’t turn over. I did add oil to it because when I checked the oil it seemed pretty low and dark. I don’t think it’s a power issue or starter issue either.

I have a 05 ram 1500 while driving on the highway truck suddenly started losing power then when I pulled over I turned it off and wouldn’t stay running when it a was turned back on. I drove about a mile to the nearest exit then got it towed home and it has not five back on ever since. I didn’t hear any knocking sounds and when I try to start it just cranks and sounds like it wants to start but won’t turn over. I did add oil to it because when I checked the oil it seemed pretty low and dark. I don’t think it’s a power issue or starter issue either.

I have a 05 ram 1500 while driving on the highway truck suddenly started losing power then when I pulled over I turned it off and wouldn’t stay running when it a was turned back on. I drove about a mile to the nearest exit then got it towed home and it has not five back on ever since. I didn’t hear any knocking sounds and when I try to start it just cranks and sounds like it wants to start but won’t turn over. I did add oil to it because when I checked the oil it seemed pretty low and dark.

I'm building a lawn measurement tool in a web app (on Replit) similar to Deep Lawn where a user enters an address and the system measures the mowable lawn area from satellite imagery.

The problem is the AI detection is very inaccurate. It keeps including things like:

• sidewalks
• driveways
• houses / roofs
• random areas outside the lawn
• sometimes even parts of the street

So the square footage result ends up being completely wrong.

The measurement calculation itself works fine — the problem is the AI segmentation step that detects the lawn area.

Right now the workflow is basically:

1. user enters address
2. satellite image loads
3. AI tries to detect the lawn area
4. polygon gets generated
5. area is calculated

But the polygon the AI generates is bad because it's detecting non-grass areas as lawn.

What is the best way to improve this?

Should I be using:

• a different segmentation model
• vegetation detection models
• a hybrid system where AI suggests a boundary and the user edits it
• or something else entirely?

I'm trying to measure only mowable turf, not the entire property parcel.

Any advice from people who have worked with satellite imagery, GIS, or segmentation models would be really helpful.