Chrysler Recalls 65K Ram Trucks for Software Glitch

0:00Chrysler just issued a recall for 65,348 RAM pickup trucks from the 2025 and 2026 model years. The issue stems from a software glitch that can make the instrument panel display go blank, hiding critical info like gear position and warning. Lias, this failure bumps up crash risk since drivers lose key safety displays. The trucks don't comply with federal standards on transmission shifts, brake systems, lamps, stability control, tire pressure monitoring and occupant, protection. Owners are urged to check their vehicles right away, especially if they're hauling heavy loads or driving in tough conditions where those warnings. Mattermost, no crashes or injuries reported yet, but the potential is real for these heavy duty rigs. Dealerships will fix it for free with a quick software update. You can search your Venn on the NHTSA website or use recall number 35D to confirm if yours is affected. If you've got one of these rams, get it sorted soon to stay safe on the road.

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