I don't think it saves your last mode..I don't think you can change the default settings.I just manually select or tap the SRT button for my saved custom mode.

 

so it reverts to "auto mode" and not possible to stay in any other mode when you turn off the car even though I allow default settings for each mode...I guess would require re-programming that OBD?

 

that's above my pay grade. 😉

 

You can't with the stock interface.

A Tazer will let you do it though.

 

don't taze me bro... 😜

 

thanks

 

Set your mode in custom settings. After starting the car, press the SRT button twice quickly. It will automatically load the custom settings.

 

I will try that ..Thanks

 

I have found that pressing the button twice works best while moving forward wheels straight. Never have a delay using this method.

 

This also works in reverse...

 

Thanks so much...I wish they still had the manuals like my friend with a 2019 Charger Scat Pack has..you really have to "fish around"with the settings to figure how to do many things now..
Thanks

 

In the drive mode settings on my Durango Hellcat I have a auto setup button where I have set my preferences. That are my default drive mode.

 

Man, they need to add that to ALL these vehicles.

It's ridiculous that most of us can't set the default that we want...

 

it is great how so many try to help eachother!

 

Gas just went to over $4. a gallon here so using "eco" occasionally might be a matter of economic survival in some cases!!

 

I seriously doubt "ECO" mode is going to save us any substantial amount of money. You bought this truck for the 710hp. We're not going to drive it hard all the time but trying to squeeze a few extra MPGs is going to be a waste of time, IMO.
Now, having said that, I was pleasantly surprised to see my MPGs jump up (a few tenths...lol) after installing a drop-in K&N. I was consistently in the 10s but I have not dropped under 11 since adding the filter. Route and driving habits have not changed.

 

In my Durango Hellcat it only changes the shift pattern, which makes for a smother city driving experience.

 

lol. probably the wrong vehicle to own if gas prices matter (or insurance) to someone's financial survival. (rbob can squeeze another 40/c easy if they want it)

 

well I have looked at the settings but do not see a way to restart the car and have any mode active but the auto mode...I can see you can adjust things but cannot find a way to restart the car and have any mode other than auto remain active...must be a default you cannot change

 

Your right there, but set the auto to match your desired mode perimeters , sport, track, tow, or snow and it will act as if that mode is set.

 

You have a part number for that?

 

Not offhand but Google does... 😁