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Getting tired of our 1-year-old Crestline Fleetmax 2.0 shutting off on scene. Our truck doesn’t have the stand-alone button to disable Eco Mode on the screen (compared to others in our service), but we recently discovered that we can press and hold the anti-theft button to disable it. When disabled, the crossed out eco mode leaf pops up and the truck stays running as expected

Our new issue is that when Eco Mode is disabled, the anti-theft button no longer keeps the truck running when the key is removed. Disabling eco mode results in the anti-theft light illuminating as usual, but the truck immediately turns off once the keys are removed. Anti theft works as expected whenever Eco Mode is left on.

Am I missing something? Are we only able to use anti-theft OR disable eco mode?

I’ve tried both of the following:

•disabling eco mode (2 second press of anti-theft button) and then removing the keys. Truck immediately turns off.
•disabling eco mode and then repressing anti theft to disengage and reengage before removing the keys. Truck immediately turns off.

Figured I’d see if anyone else has this issue

Creating this post for a buddy of mine.

He is currently in Canada on a 2 year Working Holiday Visa, and moved over from Ireland June 24th, 2025.

Reaching out to inquire how to proceed with taxes. Due to a move and overall confusion, he/we haven’t looked into his requirements for filing taxes. As the days have gone past the April 30th deadline, I keep thinking more and more about any future implications.

The main confusing portion is that he works from home for a company based out of the UK. He has been in Canada longer than the 183 days in 2025. Does working from home for an international company create any additional difficulties?

Is there a specific/specialized group of tax professional that he should look for, or would any professional be familiar with this? He’s hoping to (legally) apply and stay here following the 2-years, so we’re wanting to ensure we go about this the correct way.