Backed too far into boat launch

[Ramboh]

This is from another old thread way back:

Ask your dealer to check the 4wd actuator plug/connection. It sits right below the oil filter and if the filter is tipped over when changing it out, oil can run into that harness and into the plug and cause electrical issues. Might just need to spray it out with brake cleaner and be on your way.

I assume you've already seen this thread as well...

2019 Ram 1500 (3 Errors - Service 4WD, Service ESC, Service Trailer Brakes)

Just had these three pop up while driving on the freeway. Truck has the Maximum Care Extended Warranty (Just hit 60k miles). Anyone every have all 3 of these pop up at once? Its going to the dealer once I call them on Monday. As luck has it, this happened after 5pm on a Saturday.

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Based off what i saw on Alpha it shows the front axle disconnect faulted. I did remove the connectors last night and re seated them, they are not oily as i have the oil filter re located. Maybe it is a faulty actuator. Does anybody have the wiring diagram available for that actuator?

 

[kapinallinen2]

Based off what i saw on Alpha it shows the front axle disconnect faulted. I did remove the connectors last night and re seated them, they are not oily as i have the oil filter re located. Maybe it is a faulty actuator. Does anybody have the wiring diagram available for that actuator?

"Does anybody have the wiring diagram available for that actuator? "
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edit: good bang for the buck IMO.

 

[Ramboh]

It was the 4wd actuator. Took it off and it was stuck in the axle lock position and wouldn't move back. Thanks everybody!