@@Iowatrailrider no problem. 4th gen rams have a lot of switch issues. Works one day. Slap the plastic above the switch when it quits working. Should work again!
Hahaha excellent video! Your camera work, lighting, explanations are all 2nd to none. I’m here because we have the same intermittent cruise issue. Will pick up a sensor and install this weekend, following your detailed video. Thanks so much. Great work. Love your pup too!
I've replaced the buttons as that's what the code said, didn't help, I've replaced the steering control module/steering angle sensor (aka clock spring for us old timers). In another page somebody mentioned it seems tied to key cycles for them, seems to work less when remote starting than when starting via key. Mine will work, then stop mid drive, seems tied to the steering, but it's not consistent. today this is the 2nd video (first was for a 3rd gen) saying brake switch.. for the $50 shipped it's worth a shot, cause sitting here thinking.. it's the tighter turns where I'd need to use the brake that it turns off for.. plus after $400+ for a clockspring and I don't remember what for the buttons, it's worth a shot. With mine once cruise turns off, I have to reset the truck, turn the key off, then on and it'll start working again, sometimes I stop, sometimes on a straight stretch( cause it locks the steering wheel for a second) I just toss it in neutral. Somebody else mentions a 10A fuse to pull to reset it.. it's temping to wire a remote switch for that if the brake pedal switch doesn't work.
@@zacharyryan1719 in my case it turns out the steering wheel harness failed at the white connector that connects to the clock spring, the green wire and the gray wire broke off the crimps. there's a little clamp that holds the wires, I had to open that to see the issue. Side note my old brake switch was a little "sticky" the brake lights turn off faster with the new switch.
They say it’s the switch in the steering wheel. Ordered mine today!
@@thmike thanks for watching and good luck with your fix!
@@Iowatrailrider no problem. 4th gen rams have a lot of switch issues. Works one day. Slap the plastic above the switch when it quits working. Should work again!
She did a really really nice job with this video.
@@donpressimone1288 thank you!
My truck is doing the same thing. I'm going to start looking at that part this afternoon.
100X better video than the others I watched. Great job!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Dam good video exelent camera work, NOW GET TO WORK on some more. chop chop
@@LedzeppelinDogsGuns ha ha ha! Glad you liked it.
Great video and very informative thank you ! (My exact issue on my 2016 )
My 2016 has been doing this for a little more than a year it's driving me crazy
Anyone have luck with this? Did it fix the problem?
Hahaha excellent video! Your camera work, lighting, explanations are all 2nd to none. I’m here because we have the same intermittent cruise issue. Will pick up a sensor and install this weekend, following your detailed video. Thanks so much. Great work. Love your pup too!
Happy to hear the video was helpful. Good luck with your truck!
I have the same problem. When looking up the part both Amazon and RockAuto say calibration required after replacement?
@@mrsnicks6105 There was nothing to calibrate on my part.
I replaced my brake light switch, and my brake lights stay on continuously. I reset the batteries 3x and that didn't help. Not sure what else to do
You might have the wrong part or a faulty part. Maybe put the the old one back in and consult your parts store.
How long did this fix last? (It’s not the first I’ve heard of this fix. It’s happening on my 2014).
Great instructions btw. 🇨🇦
@@barrybebenek8691 it lasted about two weeks. Thanks for the kind words and for watching!
Great video! My trucks doing the same thing and I’m going to start with replacing this sensor.
I've replaced the buttons as that's what the code said, didn't help, I've replaced the steering control module/steering angle sensor (aka clock spring for us old timers). In another page somebody mentioned it seems tied to key cycles for them, seems to work less when remote starting than when starting via key. Mine will work, then stop mid drive, seems tied to the steering, but it's not consistent. today this is the 2nd video (first was for a 3rd gen) saying brake switch.. for the $50 shipped it's worth a shot, cause sitting here thinking.. it's the tighter turns where I'd need to use the brake that it turns off for.. plus after $400+ for a clockspring and I don't remember what for the buttons, it's worth a shot.
With mine once cruise turns off, I have to reset the truck, turn the key off, then on and it'll start working again, sometimes I stop, sometimes on a straight stretch( cause it locks the steering wheel for a second) I just toss it in neutral. Somebody else mentions a 10A fuse to pull to reset it.. it's temping to wire a remote switch for that if the brake pedal switch doesn't work.
Any update?
@@zacharyryan1719 in my case it turns out the steering wheel harness failed at the white connector that connects to the clock spring, the green wire and the gray wire broke off the crimps. there's a little clamp that holds the wires, I had to open that to see the issue. Side note my old brake switch was a little "sticky" the brake lights turn off faster with the new switch.
Did this fix it long term?
nope but I'm glad I tried this.