Hold down the volume and the tune dials down together to get it to do a reset. I can’t remember for how long but you will know when it happens.


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I'm assuming that if this doesn't work then the radio will need to be replaced.

 

Hi jesdgou,

I'm sorry to hear this is happening! If a reset doesn't help, it might need to be inspected by a dealer since it sounds like it may be rebooting. You can try these steps as well to see if it will help before going that route:

1. Put your vehicle into the accessories mode (ACC or RUN) **For keyless start (push-button) vehicles: push the start button twice without having your foot on the gas or brake pedal
2. Hold down the Phone and voice recognition buttons (or tuner and volume knob), at the same time, for thirty seconds.
3. Let go of the buttons
4. Turn the vehicle off
5. Open driver’s side door for thirty seconds (or until dash illumination goes black)
6. Close door
7. Restart vehicle
8. Let the media center load up and see if the concern is still present

Steph
Ram Cares

 

Sounds like your radio is about to start GHOSTING. This is when the panels start to delaminate. You stations will start to change o its own along with your settings... some people fixed and some replace the radio

 

I've tried the suggested fixes above but nothing worked. Replacement is the answer.

 

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