Daytona952
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Have these so called professional tint shops ever herd of a soap rope? The level of incompetence is astounding.
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I know you didn’t mean to put it, but I learned something new today- the meaning of incomitance.Have these so called professional tint shops ever herd of a soap rope? The level of incomitance is astounding.
Old Fat thumbs in a hurry.I know you didn’t mean to put it, but I learned something new today- the meaning of incomitance.
Hi. What happened with your truck? How do they solve the problem? Now my ram 2019 is having same issues after windshield tint, hope you can help me find the solution because dealership haven't found it , thanksI drive a 2020 ram rebel, Just got my windows tinted today all 4 including the front windshield. I drove off and all of a sudden the dash said my tailgate was open(I didn’t recall opening it) I pulled over and it was closed. I opened it and closed it anyway.
got home and when I locked my truck the horn sounded. So I unlocked it and my horn went off again. Then my tailgate openef automatically. So I took it back to the shop and when I went use my right turn signal it indicated my tailgate was open and my horn would go off when I leave my right turn signal on. The shop told me to leave my truck for 2-3 hours and let it dry. It was annoying and frustrating how they let it happen.Did your car go back to normal after? Do I need to look at something or open a compartment to check for excess water ?
Sounds like the classic "water in the BCM" issue. Others have reported it.Hi. What happened with your truck? How do they solve the problem? Now my ram 2019 is having same issues after windshield tint, hope you can help me find the solution because dealership haven't found it , thanks
Same thing happened to me when I got my windshield tinted. They had to keep it over night to let it dry out. Every time they tried to start it the horn would constantly ring. All was fine the next
Off subject but thumbs up to Gtechniq CSL & EXO ceramic coating. Real ceramic lasts 1+ yearsSame thing happened to me when I got my windshield tinted. They had to keep it over night to let it dry out. Every time they tried to start it the horn would constantly ring. All was fine the next morning.
Hey! I just passed for this same situation! Unfortunately my BCM did went broke, no good even after drying it. Now my truck is not starting, ia dead like Battery death, I bought the new BCM but cannot get it installed, did you replace the BCM? How did it go?Brought the truck in for tint on the front windows and windshield and didn't get to bring it home. They apparently used to much water or something on the doors and messed up the electronics in the door. It set off the horn, lights flashing, doesn't start anymore. I suggested the Assistance button so they could do remote diagnostics or reset something, but apparently pushing that button just caused the windshield washers to squirt. They think once it dries out overnight it will be back to normal, apparently they have seen this happens in other cars before. I'm at least not paying for the tint, so I guess there is that...
Mine dried out and had been fine for the past 4 years or so.Hey! I just passed for this same situation! Unfortunately my BCM did went broke, no good even after drying it. Now my truck is not starting, ia dead like Battery death, I bought the new BCM but cannot get it installed, did you replace the BCM? How did it go?
I’m less upset about the water damage and having my hazards flash randomly, as I am having a Carfax report that mentions water damage on a brand new truck.
Thanks Deg! It would be easily explainable if and when I sell my truck, but it gives me some relief that it should stay off the reportUnless the shop reports to carfax or you file an insurance claim there should be no carfax report.
Just don't mess with it for a day or two and let it dry out. No cost, no reports, nothing.Yet another windshield tint nightmare. Just picked up a 2023 Bighorn. Thankfully before I even left the dealer lot, I found this forum. It has been a great resource. Anyhow, thanks to the forum, and this thread in particular, I knew the windshield was problematic to Tint. I brought it up to the Tint shop multiple times and they said don’t worry about it. We’ll do it correct
Of course they didn’t. They have offered to make it right. Does anyone know off the top of their head? What a dealer would charge to replace the board? I’m talking to the Tint shop today and of course nobody’s open for the holidays. I’m less upset about the water damage and having my hazards flash randomly, as I am having a Carfax report that mentions water damage on a brand new truck.
Happy holidays, y’all and thanks for all the help
Since there has already obviously, been power applied to the truck after the tint, there is a chance something burned up in the BCM. Yes, there have been reports of people letting it dry and not having any noticeable issues, but if the tint shop is willing to pay for the repairs then it's better to get a new BCM. Even if it dries out and starts to work again, there has already been damage from the water and electrical issues could start popping up further down the road.Just don't mess with it for a day or two and let it dry out. No cost, no reports, nothing.
If you don't have a climate controlled area to park it, you may need to circulate warm air to dry it out in a cold or damp climate. The tint place shop should work.
it may not be after the corrosion startswow nice job with the follow up to everyone explaining your vehicle still is working fine -