Overhead instruments

[Burrbo]

Seems like dumb question but can’t find exactly what all these these buttons do on overhead instruments? Can someone break it out for me?

Thanks

 

[James1414d]

Seems like dumb question but can’t find exactly what all these these buttons do on overhead instruments? Can someone break it out for me?

Thanks

Check out the owner's manual. All are fairly obvious though.

 

[SpeedyV]

Seems like dumb question but can’t find exactly what all these these buttons do on overhead instruments? Can someone break it out for me?

Thanks

You can download the owner’s manual from the link in the Resources section (after logging in):

2019 Manual

Just found the 2019 Owners manual for downloading https://www.mopar.com/ramtrucks/en-us/care/owners-manual.html

5thgenrams.com

See pages 64 and 90-97.

 

[Burrbo]

Check out the owner's manual. All are fairly obvious though.

Thanks. Scoured the manual. Could not find what they were. Looking for the top three not the button row.

 

[Neurobit]

Thanks. Scoured the manual. Could not find what they were. Looking for the top three not the button row.

Top one is obvious. Dropes the tailgate.
Left underneath it, turns off cabin light when opening the door (on by default). Right turns cabin lights on manually.

 

[Burrbo]

Top one is obvious. Dropes the tailgate.
Left underneath it, turns off cabin light when opening the door (on by default). Right turns cabin lights on manually.

Cool... thanks. Someone told me the one on the left had to do with the rear view mirrors ?

 

[Neurobit]

Nope. Mirror functions are controlled from the door and also Uconnect (If you want to tilt when reversing, etc, if available on your trim).

 

[Rick J]

Thanks. Scoured the manual. Could not find what they were. Looking for the top three not the button row.

Check page 77 of the owners manual.

 

[Diamondback]

isn't this the 2nd post in a few days about the same?




His salesman must not love him, cuz mine walked me thru each one when I asked.



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