interestingly enoguh it isn't the rear lights, it claims it is the front marker lamps. I used alfaobd and went into the bcm this morning and it gave 2 codes, I can't recall the numbers atm but it was front left, front right markers. And yes for clarification with headlights off nothing of the sort happens. also interestingly enough the day I put in the premium evic the only thing that popped up was brake light out, with a picture showing the right brake light out. however when checking they were all working, then I remembered when I put in the led's I received the wrong bulb number for the 3rd brake instead of 921 I received 912, (i think that was the number) same connection style just smaller globe, it fit it worked I was ok with it. so now I am getting the brake light out and they are working so I think it don't like that bulb, go buy a 921 led, replace that and it still don't like it, so I grabbed the original and put that in, so 3rd brake light is now incandescent, stops telling me brake light is out. later that day I am looking at alfaobd and notice the CHMSL led setting and click it to see where it is, turns out I forgot to set that one to led, made that change swapped out bulbs and it had no problem with it. So all is good. and during this time I didn't get that park light out. I was in alfaobd trying to fix what ever I did at some point over the years that now alfaobd wont connect to the integrated center stack. and some setting it didn't like and started this new issue.
Oh and I did notice on 3 occasions with lights on accelerating up the on ramp that park light message and ding, while I had the throttle 3/4 pressed. so it wasn't just on brake press, but the common factor turn signal was on.
Please add line breaks in future posts of this volume, I find it difficult to get through a massive block of text.
You have added a significant amount of information. Let's begin with a summary of the facts.
I'm not going to include many of the past state details because I don't think it's important.
You received AlfaOBD and started exploring and changing items without keeping any detailed records of the changes made. You don't have a baseline configuration for your vehicle as strongly encouraged in the
AlfaOBD thread. Is this accurate and correct, so far?
A long story short, you have updated all the exterior lighting to LED except the Fog lights that were OE LED. And changed the lamp type settings in AlfaOBD.
The first incident of the right brake light out notification was cleared after a few attempts at changes to the CHMSL.
After installing 921 LEDs and changing the CHMSL setting to LED in AlfaOBD, everything worked perfectly.
How long did everything work correctly before you started tweaking the settings again in AlfaOBD?
Next, more changes were made with AlfaOBD and now you can't access portions of the settings.
I have seen very bizarre and unexpected results after certain tweaks using AlfaOBD.
I don't recall the specifics but I have them all captured in a log file.
I lost the electronic power steering (EPS) after playing with something completely unrelated.
Luckily, as soon as I moved the truck, it was obvious I had no EPS. I removed all those tweaks, the EPS was back.
Unfortunately, if several changes were made using AlfaOBD and no record exists, you have limited options.
Post in the AlfaOBD thread and ask if anyone has a baseline file for your truck.
Visit a dealership and pay $ to have the BCM/ECM reset to OE configuration.
Or, keep exploring in AlfaOBD. Be warned, you may spend a lifetime tweaking.
Regardless of your preferred option choice, BACKUP! BACKUP! BACKUP!
The default backup should include a date & time in the filename as well as informing you of the backup file destination. I use the windoze version, it keeps everything on the SSD.
Android may write to the cloud, I don't recall.
As a strict standard operating procedure (SOP), I religiously make 2 backups every last time I connect to the truck. The first backup is immediately after connecting, the second is after any adjustments. ZERO EXCEPTIONS!
I also keep a running text file with all changes made, including observations or unexpected results.
Some might call this being a nal but having worked in Telecom for more than 3.5 decades, I learned a few things about data.
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