I’ve had the same problem, 4 or 5 times at this point. Every time I have my mechanic plug in his tool into the OBDII port. I think he just clears the codes that come up and they work again. From what I understand, they made these trucks to where fuses don’t protect most of these circuits. Instead, they made the computer in charge of the fuses job, shutting off the circuit when it detects a problem. I’ve also read elsewhere that replacing the TIPM would fix this, but that’s an expensive fix. Anyone that knows anymore please help, I’m tired of it being Friday night and no place is open so then I don’t have lights for the weekend. This effectively disabled my truck!
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I have the same Proverbs somebody tell me how to fix
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I have 2002 Ram 1500 Sport my tail light work but my brake light doesn't how do I repair that
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Had my truck worked on and now my brake lights and turn signals don't work
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had my truck worked on now the brake lights and turn signals don't work
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Anyone out there know what is going on with mytruck?
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