Messed up turn signals 07 Dakota
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1. Welcome to the best d@mn 3rd Generation Dodge Dakota forum/board in existence...dont waste your time trying others...
2. Remove your battery cables and let the truck sit overnight without the battery hooked up.
3. #2 normally cures 95% of the electronic related problems with these trucks, plus 99% of the driveabiity issues...i kid you not.
4. Post pictures of your truck if you plan on staying around otherwise you get one of these:
seriously, welcome man.
2. Remove your battery cables and let the truck sit overnight without the battery hooked up.
3. #2 normally cures 95% of the electronic related problems with these trucks, plus 99% of the driveabiity issues...i kid you not.
4. Post pictures of your truck if you plan on staying around otherwise you get one of these:
seriously, welcome man.
Last edited by jkeaton; 07-15-2011 at 10:02 PM.
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First, lots of good advice on this site. Thanks all.
Mine did that intermittently and got progressively worse. The stealership said they couldn't replicate the problem (probably because they didn't actually test drive it) but a mechanic recalled a TSB concerning the Rams having similar problems. They replaced the multifunction switch and it's been working fine since.
Back to lurking....
Mine did that intermittently and got progressively worse. The stealership said they couldn't replicate the problem (probably because they didn't actually test drive it) but a mechanic recalled a TSB concerning the Rams having similar problems. They replaced the multifunction switch and it's been working fine since.
Back to lurking....
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With mine, I had to use the left signal to turn right and the emergency button for the left signal then all of a sudden everything would start working properly. I was kind of pitying the folks following me.