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It's not dangerous because you are using it wrong. It's not a lane centering system. It's designed to keep you from crossing the lanes or going off road. It pushes you back from the line. You can adjust the torque it applies. If it jerks your truck, then it is broken. But from mine and most...
If the fob was working, why would they need to reprogram it? Did you test the fob battery. Can you start the truck by pressing the bottom of the against the start button?
Also, you might have better luck in the Homepage - HD Rams forum. This is the 5th Gen 1500 Rams site.
I have issues with my aftermarket exhaust from Carven. I had to remove the section over the axle for now until I can have it refitted. The axle hits the exhaust and caused them to come loose.
You should be able to just like the 1500s. Plenty of info on here to search for. But you might have better luck in the Homepage - HD Rams forum. This is the 5th Gen 1500 Rams site.
The brake won't lock up on its own. The owners manual tells you how to put it in neutral. You pull the access cover by the headlight switch I think. But it's for sure in the manual.
You can't get it released. You need power to do it. That's why I'll never use it unless absolutely necessary. It almost stranded me in another state. You can pull the neutral cord to get it out of gear.
Sounds like someone there doesn't know what they are doing. As far as I know, they haven't released a DIY kit or even a dealer option kit. With the new canbus architecture, it's much more difficult (impossible for now).
Do you know if your truck had the ABS recall? That would have been a reason to flash it? As mentioned in here before, you would have to tell them not to perform that.
The dealer won't be able to make changes to the BCM to add ACC back. If they replaced the PCM, that should not have messed with the settings. Or are you confusing the PCM and BCM? But yes, if they flashed the ABS module, then you would lose that. I doubt they will do anything to fix this for...
Are you asking because something chewed the wires? I've seen mice and rats chew on anything and everything. It doesn't matter what it's made of, except metal.
I'm glad to hear you found it and fixed it, and I'm glad to hear it didn't screw up anything else.
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