No flasher in the traditional sense. It's integrated into the cluster.

 

I have a 06 Ram and went to the dealer and he said yes about the recall and I asked how long it would take to fix it he said about half a hour because they don't replace the whole switch assy all the do is replace a part in the switch on your truck. Has anybody else been told that and has that worked out ok?

 

Few,

Here is the exact bulletin as posted by Chrysler on the issue.

NUMBER: 08-002-12
GROUP: Electrical
DATE: January 13, 2012

SUBJECT:
Multifunction Switch Malfunction - X42 (10 Year Or 150,000 Mile (240,000 Kilometers)
Warranty Extension)

OVERVIEW:
This bulletin involves replacing the multifunction switch if found inoperative or operating
incorrectly.
MODELS:
2006 DR Ram Pickup 1500
2006 DH Ram Pickup 2500
SYMPTOM/CONDITION:
Some customers may experience a turn signal switch malfunction that will cause the turn
signals to flash incorrectly. When selecting a right turn, the left flashers will function and
when selecting a left turn, the right flashers will function.
DIAGNOSIS:
If the multifunction switch is found malfunctioning, Perform the Repair Procedure.
NOTE: This Service Bulletin only applies to the replacement of the Multifunction
Switch. All other repairs are not overed by this Service Bulletin.
PARTS REQUIRED:
Qty. Part No. Description
1 CNH3X200AA Switch, Multifunction
REPAIR PROCEDURE:
NOTE: Procedures to replace the Multifunction Switch have been revised to remove
/ install switch from bracket as compared to replacing the assembly. Steering
wheel removal is no longer required.

 

I got a recall letter about a month or two ago about my 06 having flasher problems. I guess from what the letter said is the blinkers on the dash would flash opposite sides and could cause disfunction outside as well. I didnt experience the problem and I dont remember what the years were but you should call a dealership with your vin#. Have them run it and see what recalls you may have and what was fixed or not. Just a thought!

 

This is a multifunction switch issue.

The flasher relay is what operates the bulbs, so the bulbs should flash in accordance to the flasher relay. If the flasher relay is at fault, the lights wouldn't flash and/or at an incorrect speed. You cannot have a flasher that sends a single signal and have different outputs. Not possible. There is a difernent problem associated with this.
I would venture to guess you have a bad bulb, bad ground or a cluster related issue like a bad directional sensor. Not to be confused with the relay that controls the directional function itself.