smoothee
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Another one of these threads, but having a strange issue lately after the truck has been sitting (overnight or after a day at work, etc.). Doesn't matter if regular start, remote start, or just turning to key to on (not starting engine) I get these lights. But if I cycle the key off and back on or turn the truck off and back on it always clears. And doesn't return until the truck sits for a little while again.
I've pulled the codes and points towards front passenger side (new wheel bearing installed in the summer). I did have an issue previously with one of the rear sensors but that would pop up randomly and not clear for a while sometimes. When the codes were present I monitored all wheel speeds while driving and the one in question would max out (or default) when truck was stopped and remain at that value the whole time. Once power cycled it would read correctly, same as the other three sensors. I just replaced my battery as the old one was shot and I was hoping that would be the cure, but unfortunately not.
Has anyone seen anything like this before? The fact that it always clears (and remains cleared) after a restart is throwing me for a loop.
![86EA6248-CCCF-4206-BB04-ACCB4C2C93AF.jpeg 86EA6248-CCCF-4206-BB04-ACCB4C2C93AF.jpeg](https://www.ramforum.com/data/attachments/474/474242-975f14995956e5c4ba7e1d7501381795.jpg)
I've pulled the codes and points towards front passenger side (new wheel bearing installed in the summer). I did have an issue previously with one of the rear sensors but that would pop up randomly and not clear for a while sometimes. When the codes were present I monitored all wheel speeds while driving and the one in question would max out (or default) when truck was stopped and remain at that value the whole time. Once power cycled it would read correctly, same as the other three sensors. I just replaced my battery as the old one was shot and I was hoping that would be the cure, but unfortunately not.
Has anyone seen anything like this before? The fact that it always clears (and remains cleared) after a restart is throwing me for a loop.
![86EA6248-CCCF-4206-BB04-ACCB4C2C93AF.jpeg 86EA6248-CCCF-4206-BB04-ACCB4C2C93AF.jpeg](https://www.ramforum.com/data/attachments/474/474242-975f14995956e5c4ba7e1d7501381795.jpg)