r/dodgehornet

Going today to look and most likely buy a 24 gt plus fully loaded with 13k miles. What should I keep an eye/ear out for when taking it for a test drive and cosmetically?

I wasn’t 3 miles from the dealer lot and I had to pull over and take them off.. the head rest block like 40% of the back window!!

I have a 25' GT that came with stock 17" wheels. I had just upgraded them to 20" with Bridgestone Potenza S007 245/35ZRF30 tires.

Now, the placard on the door jam says the psi should be 32, I think. I did some research before I did the upgrade and almost everything I read said that the PSI should be around 42. The place I did the upgrade at said that the tire as whole, the wheel and tire together is the same size as what was stock.

The TPMS is now not working in the car, it reads on the Dodge App and also on the shops scanner app that they have. So now, I'm going to Dodge because to have them look at it. Now, the question I really have, what in tarnations should the PSI actually be at? I want to trust that shop knows what they are doing since they dropped the PSI back down to 34, but I don't know.

Please be easy on my, I tried to research this the bast I can, I honestly just don't know anything about cars and how all this works together.

I’m not a huge fan of EV but I enjoy the option if I’m just commuting to and from school, however I would like my dodge hornet RT plus to start in e save mode directly, is there a way this can be done or do I just change it everytime I get in to drive?

I feel like I'm going crazy, here

I recently bought a '25 RT Plus and I cannot, for the life of me, find a 12v charging port in the front of the car. I've checked under climate control (above the charging pad), to the side, in the center console, and everywhere else I can think of.

Do I really not have one?

I pressed something or did some type of motion and it made my screen be just a clock with a generic background but then I clicked off it, how did I do that it was kind of nice for short drives?

I have finally figured out how to reset the uconnect5 screen under car settings that shows maintenance / oil life.

I'm using a kingbolen k10 pro scanner with FCA Authorization.

Once you scan the vehicle and login to FCA Auth.

You will will. Look at system scan, then IPC (instrument panel cluster).

Then go to special functions. Then reset service information.

Boom shaka laka. No dealer needed or witch 2.0

Every now and then, I get a random alert sound and I’m not sure what it’s trying to tell me to be cautious about—it’s driving me crazy though. I thought it was for motorcycles, then thought it was for emergency vehicles. I even thought it was telling me to watch my speed, but then it doesn’t do it when I’m going over and the red outline is on the speed limit icon.

It’s like a playful 3-5 dings. And always when I’m driving over 50mph.

Can anyone confirm what it might be?