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NoIsn't there a setting in the radio to turn this on?
NoIsn't there a setting in the radio to turn this on?
Thanks for that update, now that you mention it I thought the high-beams were acting strange the other day as well but didn't think much of it. I'll have to start noting issues and maybe try to have a passenger get video so the service guys will believe me if I ever decide to take it in! I'll also mention some of the other threads I've seen after a google search thanks to Jimmy07's post theorize it may be related to the new digital cluster which I have in my laramie so curious if anyone with the analog cluster has experienced this issue.There’s multiple threads across a few ram forums about issues with the 2023 multifunction switch. Sometimes one touch lane change doesn’t work, sometimes stalk doesn’t return after a turn, and sometimes the high beams come on with left turn signal. Seems to be a bad batch of stalks.
It was a bit frustrating to hear they had to order the part and expected a few weeks to delivery. If you have a good relationship with your dealer it might be worth asking them to get the part in stock prior to your appointment so you don't have to come back a 2nd time.I still need to take mine in. I should probably do that sooner than later. I appreciate the update.
What of the issue wasn't with thurn signal switch? Who pays for the part that was ordered in?It was a bit frustrating to hear they had to order the part and expected a few weeks to delivery. If you have a good relationship with your dealer it might be worth asking them to get the part in stock prior to your appointment so you don't have to come back a 2nd time.
It seems like a common problem, so they probably should have a couple in stock, but true, they can't stock every part for every vehicle they sell.What of the issue wasn't with thurn signal switch? Who pays for the part that was ordered in?
Because if it doesn't act up, they don't get paid anything. Maybe you like to work free, but most mechanics don't. Figure out what circumstances it acts up under, and show it to them.Is there any formal documentation from FCA about this? My dealer will absolutely not look at my truck about this issue unless they can get it to fail in front of them. It's so random, that they will likely not see it fail.
The issue was the switch - they ordered the part and the part and labor are covered under warranty.What of the issue wasn't with thurn signal switch? Who pays for the part that was ordered in?
I haven't seen anything formal but my service advisor seemed familiar with the problem, specifically that it only happened on left signals and was not occurring when in the auto highbeams setting. I don't know if the tech was able to replicate the issue but on mine you can feel the difference in the switch between left and right even when it functions as intended - pushing it down for a left signal doesn't operate smoothly or predictably like pushing up does.Is there any formal documentation from FCA about this? My dealer will absolutely not look at my truck about this issue unless they can get it to fail in front of them. It's so random, that they will likely not see it fail.
Yup. Mine behaves exactly how you described it.I haven't seen anything formal but my service advisor seemed familiar with the problem, specifically that it only happened on left signals and was not occurring when in the auto highbeams setting. I don't know if the tech was able to replicate the issue but on mine you can feel the difference in the switch between left and right even when it functions as intended - pushing it down for a left signal doesn't operate smoothly or predictably like pushing up does.
Just received my 2023 this week and my left hand signal does the same. The light press doesn’t give you the 3 flash option, it gets stuck. Or when pressed all the way down the left turn doesn’t turn the signal off on full turn of the truckYup. Mine behaves exactly how you described it.
This is very weird and would drive me nuts! Hope you are able to get this resolved while it is still under factory warranty. I would maybe think about taking it to another Ram Dealer?Anyone else experienced a perceived change in the turn signal behavior going from a 21 or earlier truck to a 23? I keep telling myself I am imagining it and need to figure out exactly what my issue is but on the 23 I am frequently noticing the turn signal stays in after a lane change. In my 21 I could do a light press of the stalk for a lane change and the signal would activate for a short time and go off or I could push all the way down for an actual turn and the signal turns off after the wheels come back to straight. In the 23 it seems like the only way to use the signal that doesn't require a full 90° turn to shut it off is to lightly hold the stalk while changing lanes.
Update: a temporary workaround for me is to have the wand pushed forward in auto highbeam mode. The left turn signal functions as expectedJust received my 2023 this week and my left hand signal does the same. The light press doesn’t give you the 3 flash option, it gets stuck. Or when pressed all the way down the left turn doesn’t turn the signal off on full turn of the truck
FYI I have digital cluster
I know how warranty repairs work, thanksThe issue was the switch - they ordered the part and the part and labor are covered under warranty.
I know how warranty
Guess I didn't understand your question - seemed like you were asking what part of the issue wasn't the switch and who paid for the part. The switch was the issue and the warranty paid for the part....I know how warranty repairs work, thanks
What he was talking about, was the 2 trips. If someone tells their dealer to order the parts, without first checking what was wrong, if that's not what was wrong, who pays for the parts the dealer ordered, but now aren't using. In your case, it's a known issue, and they should actually stock them, but I've seen a few posts where people insisted their MGU was bad, but it turned out to be a belt tensioner. If they don't stock an MGU, but order one because you say it's bad, who pays the money for the part that now sits in the parts department?Guess I didn't understand your question - seemed like you were asking what part of the issue wasn't the switch and who paid for the part. The switch was the issue and the warranty paid for the part....