don’t know the specific of your model

I have read that it can happen when the device try to connect in auto mod (the light but not the not start) since torque is talking a different speed until he get a response …and that incorrect speed request can do some weird stuff

i also did some test one time and fludded the comunication bus
i lost the dash but the car didn’t stop

but break something i don’t think so … unless the module it self is broken

Hi Capp777, Thanks for the reply. I am not sure, this is all new to me. I assumed that the problem may have been from the custom Pid’s so I deleted both of the ones that I created. I also left the battery cables disconnected over night. Hopefully the computer is sufficiently reset when I get outside to try and start the truck today. It doesn’t help that we are getting snow right now in Maryland.

Thanks for that info CAPP, I was looking at something similar this morning. It ended up being just low battery power. I was able to get the truck jump started with the help of a little Volkswagen of all things. After it started up many gauges on the dash were off, the fuel light was on and the ABS light was on but I gave it some time and the computer ironed everything out. Now the truck is running and I am able to view the Pids, all is well in the world again Very strange how the dash acts when the batteries are low. I took a video of it, it looks possessed. Many lights are flashing, relays are clicking, it doesn’t look very happy. I thought I did some damage to the computer but luckily for me it was just low battery. Thanks again

-Brian