Have had a recent issue which has me concerned.... driving for the first time during the day and my cluster has had some issues. The first time is completely blanked out for just a second and then just re-started as normal. No issue with the truck driving just cluster blanked out. 2nd time it didn't blank out, just watched the speedo drop to 0 and go back to normal. This morning it flashed a warning in the center display and had a chime, but did not blank out.... This is new, truck has been going with no issue up to this point. Anyone else have this?, thinking it is not and EE issue as it only blips and only once.
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RedSRT4Me
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If you can replicate the problem definitely have that checked out. You definitely have a wiring issue going on for this to occur.
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I’ve got a cluster out of a 16 with 33k on it that I’d let go for a good price if you think that may be your issue. Shoot me a pm if you are interested.
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Well the good news it wasn't that bad.... kept having minor issues and then on day when I got home all the warning lights went on and the vehicle went into battery save mode. Took it in the next day and they found my intelligent battery sensor connection was corroded. cleaned it up and has been good so far
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Good deal. I was going to ask if the battery was the OEM and if so, it's probably due for a new one, but those intelligent battery monitors seem to be the #2 failure point on FCA products these days.
Low system voltage will cause the cluster issues you saw.
Low system voltage will cause the cluster issues you saw.
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