Just checking to see if anyone has had a problem with their blinker always being on for right turn when the switch is in neutral position? I have to push the blinker down as if making left turn in order to turn it off. Left blinker doesn't work. It's a 2020 1500, 3.6 V6. Looks like the steering wheel has to come off to get to switch? Thanks.
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2020 1500 Blinker issues
- Thread starter mdecotis
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Switch is part of the clock spring. So yes steering wheel has to come off. There is a recall for blinker switch not cancelling. Not sure if it applies to your issue.
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Check your VIN on the NHTSA website to see if the turn signal recall effects you also.
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EQUIPMENT SAFETY RECALL
NORTH AMERICA
Turn Signal Lever Latch - Equipment
Reference: A2B / NHTSA 24E-082 FCA US LLC
_________________________________________________________
Parts Recalled MOPAR STEERING COLUMN CONTROL MODULE PART NUMBER 68545657AA for
2019-2023 (DT) RAM 1500 Pickup
MOPAR STEERING COLUMN CONTROL MODULE PART NUMBER 68545658AA for
2019-2023 (DT) RAM 1500 Pickup
Template Version 1.8
Revision Edition Detail
1 February 2025 Parts Recalled field updated.
SYMPTOM DESCRIPTION
The Steering Column Control Modules (SCCM) above
may have been built with mechanisms within the turn
signal lever that experience an interference condition
that disables the self-cancelling function. A turn signal
which does not self-cancel and remains active after a
completed turn may cause surrounding drivers to
misunderstand the intent to change vehicle direction
which can cause a vehicle crash without prior warning.
The condition described above does not comply with
Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No.
571.108 S9.1.1 requires that "The turn signal
operating unit must be self-canceling by steering
wheel rotation and capable of cancellation by a
manually operated control." A SCCM with an
interference condition may not allow the self-canceling
feature to function correctly.
REPAIR TO BE PERFORMED
This recall is applicable only to MOPAR replacement
parts.
Inspect the SCCM part number:
Part number 68545657AA and 68545658AA – SCCM
suspect, repurchase the SCCM.
Dealer should add part (reimbursement) to claim when
using LOP.
If the recalled SCCM part number listed above has
been installed into a vehicle covered under recall
A1B, complete the repair according to the A1B
dealer instructions.
If the recalled SCCM part number listed above has
been installed into a vehicle NOT covered under
recall A1B, complete the repair according to the
instructions below, and claim the appropriate A2B
Replace LOPs.
If the recalled SCCM part number listed above has
not been installed into a vehicle, complete the ABS
Module repurchase accordin...."
Thank you!
