Gort
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@jabberwock - thanks for the reply and suggestion on having the dealer replace the radio.
@Gort - thanks for the info on how to get into the "dealer menu" for the radio! Very helpful. Attached is screenshot of my current radio info.
I called and spoke to the Service Manager at the dealership where I purchased my Longhorn. He suggested having the radio replaced.
He gave me a phone number (1-800-247-9753) for Chrysler Care and suggested calling them.
I called Chrysler Care and got a case open. The person I spoke to suggested telling the service department about Service Bulletin W33 which apparently is about a software update for the radio. They suggested contacting SiriusXM (1-888-539-7474) and requesting a refresh signal but for me it isn't just a Satellite radio issue.
In my case when the problem happens none of the radio functions (FM/AM/Satellite) work and CarPlay/Phone connections do not work. The navigation for whatever reason does. Then magically while driving down the road or after stop starting the truck it goes back to normal and works. So not sure how it is a hardware issue. To me it points to software.
But if getting the radio swapped out fixes it I'll be happy. Has been 10 months now dealing with this.
Have service scheduled for the truck on Monday and going to press them for replacing the radio.
Thanks to all who contributed to this thread.
@Lhboyd27 -- Finally got to check the versions on the replacement unit, and it does look like newer Software and Application versions.