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I did read your posts and forgot. Sorry. I suspect if "memory mirrors" is in your build sheet you were suppose to have them. I know you lose power folding, because they state that when building one. Can you still power adjust your mirrors? If so, "memory mirrors" should still be able to work on yours.
I can adjust my mirrors by power (I think? I forget sitting here in my recliner) but I don't have the memory buttons. If I was supposed to have them, honestly I don't care if they're missing. No one drives my truck except me, and I don't change the mirrors unless one gets knocked out of place.
You're lucky. My wife takes mine a couple times a week. You know how it takes a couple attempts to get it, "just right"? The next day is when she wants to take my truck instead of her Caddy.
I've found that the secret to a happy marriage is separate vehiclesYou're lucky. My wife takes mine a couple times a week. You know how it takes a couple attempts to get it, "just right"? The next day is when she wants to take my truck instead of her Caddy.
We are good there. My wife has a new Cadillac XT5, she just likes to drive the truck also. I don't drive hers unless she neeeeds the truck for something and I have to go somewhere during the same time and also need to bring my son. Otherwise I take my cage free transportation.I've found that the secret to a happy marriage is separate vehicles
Because your key fob is the profile, if that's how it works. It remembers certain settings based on what fob is in use. Entering the car with a certain fob is equivalent to pressing a "profile 1" button.
The owners manual disagrees with you. It states you need the door buttons to assign and set the individual driver profiles, then you can set the key fobs up by using the same door mounted buttons(which we don't have).
Like I said, didn't know if that was the case with the rams, just saying how my other cars work. Thanks for posting, that should clarify this specific issue for anyone.
On my BMW and rogue, it needs to be 2 different key fobs, not the same one. Each fob is recognized uniquely. But as the above guy said from the manual, our trucks don't work this way and are apparently missing buttons.
Kyle is probably the poor guy tasked with editing the website. It sounds like you're saying (by not saying) that they have otherwise compensated you for the missing feature, and not that they will be adding the mirrors. Did they determine that there's a whole bunch more missing other than the visible buttons?
Ah, gotcha. That makes sense. Did they mention any kind of timeline?
No. Though I won't be picking my truck up until around 4pm eastern, when I get off work. I'll find out who Kyle is, but doubt there is a timeline yet with how broad the issue is.
I've been through this whole thing with Chrysler. We all know what the North Edition is a combination of, that is why we like it. Go to Ramtrucks.com start to build a Big Horn. Just click "packages". Look at what is included in "North Edition", "Sport" and "Black Apperance" packages. You will see "mirrors w/memory", there is a tab that when clicked, explains what you get with that.
You're right - when you build this truck online, it says it comes with memory mirrors. I added the tow package, which is what my truck has, and it didn't take that away. So I'm guessing they don't have it set up right on the website, because I wouldn't be surprised if the tow mirrors negate the memory function for whatever reason. If that's not the case, then they are advertising you get something when you don't. For me, I couldn't care less one way or the other, but it may be useful for some people and if they say you get something you should get it.
