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Paddle Shifters
- Thread starter Hchatham
- Start date
No. I just hold the right paddle in to revert it back. Done it a few times and just hold it in.
SweetAndLow
Well-known member
Those stupid paddle shifters are terrible and should have a disable button.
Silver_Jeep
Active member
From page 129 in the manual,
"The shift paddles (if equipped) may be disabled (or
re-enabled, as desired) using the Uconnect
Personal Settings."
I think I once spotted it in uconnect but I'm not sure where. I'll try looking again tomorrow.
"The shift paddles (if equipped) may be disabled (or
re-enabled, as desired) using the Uconnect
Personal Settings."
I think I once spotted it in uconnect but I'm not sure where. I'll try looking again tomorrow.
SweetAndLow
Well-known member
I have dug through everything I don't think it can be disabled.
I can disable it manually when I accidentally hit it now, but I will have to remember to warn anyone else who may drive it from time to time. (Because I was stuck in 1st and had to pull off the road, turn off the engine and restart it the first time it happened. 🤦♀️ I had no idea what was going on 😳)
Sarge
Well-known member
Not ideal, but you can also just put it in neutral and then back in gear while you're driving. No need to pull over and stop. But apparently the (totally unadvertised) proper solution is to pull back and hold the right paddle?
I would think they should have made the shifter with a 'push down' option to toggle modes from 'drive' to 'sport auto' to 'manual'.
Nomad84
Active member
I bet you were relieved when you realized it was just the paddle shifter!