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I replaced this same exact part on mine that seemed to resolve my issue as well. I do still hook my truck up to a battery tender on a regular basis as well
I’m not sure but I know mine wouldn’t take the calibration with my aftermarket wheels and tires. Now my wheels and tires are much larger than the factory size so that could be what made the difference with me.
So mine took the calibration when I took my truck in the last time after having my windshield replaced again. This time I took it in with the factory wheels on it and it calibrated without an issue they said
I was told I had that same sales code even though the sales codes are supposed to be 3 digits and that’s why mine didn’t fall under the recall either. But it’s some bull
My dash is doing this now. Thankfully it hasn’t drained my battery yet. It makes my aftermarket alarm chirp like it is about to go off though and I figure at some point it may drain my battery enough to where my truck won’t start. Anyone figure out a fix that works?
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