wheelz96
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I have experienced my first significant failure on my 2022 Ram Limited. Last Tuesday, when leaving work to go to my truck, I went to remote start and nothing happened. As I got closer I then just tried to unlock and nothing. I had to use the manual key to unlock and then the alarm starting blaring and truck would not start or any buttons would work inside. I held the fob to the start button an no bueno. I tested my battery and it was 12.9V and I had wife bring me my spare key and same thing.
I had to tow this thing to the dealership and have determined this is the RF hub failure. My truck is a 22' so not sure if the rear window leak is still an issue on my year but the day this happened was 70 degrees and sunny. I also felt back around rear window and back carpet for moisture but did not feel anything. This was brief as the alarm was blaring and I was waiting on a tow truck. Fast forward to today and the dealer finally started working on it and i got a video from mechanic stating both key fobs are fine and he will be replacing the RF hub.
I suspected this was issue from the moment symptoms began so no surprise here. However, when I called the dealer to inquire more about lead time, the service advisor stated they will also need to order a new BCM which is apparently on BO and he does not know when this will be in. I'm still waiting on a new radio from the dealer that was ordered back on 10/2025 and still nothing. My stomach is upside down thinking about this as they dont even have any loaners they can provide.
I'm sure my warranty will cover this but my question to the forum is, if the RF hub fails, does this usually take out the BCM with it? I still dont know if this is precautionary or standard when the RF hub fails?
No matter what, when this is all said and done, I think I will be moving away from Ram. Something this new and expensive should not be leaving me stranded. Not saying a GM or Ford wont do the same but between this, the radio, and the fact the truck only has 20,XXX miles and I'm having this much of an issue, I will take these signs and move on.
I had to tow this thing to the dealership and have determined this is the RF hub failure. My truck is a 22' so not sure if the rear window leak is still an issue on my year but the day this happened was 70 degrees and sunny. I also felt back around rear window and back carpet for moisture but did not feel anything. This was brief as the alarm was blaring and I was waiting on a tow truck. Fast forward to today and the dealer finally started working on it and i got a video from mechanic stating both key fobs are fine and he will be replacing the RF hub.
I suspected this was issue from the moment symptoms began so no surprise here. However, when I called the dealer to inquire more about lead time, the service advisor stated they will also need to order a new BCM which is apparently on BO and he does not know when this will be in. I'm still waiting on a new radio from the dealer that was ordered back on 10/2025 and still nothing. My stomach is upside down thinking about this as they dont even have any loaners they can provide.
I'm sure my warranty will cover this but my question to the forum is, if the RF hub fails, does this usually take out the BCM with it? I still dont know if this is precautionary or standard when the RF hub fails?
No matter what, when this is all said and done, I think I will be moving away from Ram. Something this new and expensive should not be leaving me stranded. Not saying a GM or Ford wont do the same but between this, the radio, and the fact the truck only has 20,XXX miles and I'm having this much of an issue, I will take these signs and move on.