2019 Ram 2500 Cruise Control Problems

While towing a roughly 13k pound camper with my family from Texas to New York and back , I lost trailer brakes, traction control , cruise control and my trailer brakes. The trip included ice, rain, snow. We had a death in the family and the trip did not include the time to take to have this problem troubleshot. Literally one of the scariest trips ever through different elevations and traction levels. These would’ve all been just fine had the systems worked correctly. The truck only had 35,000 miles at the time. Of course by the end of this trip I was now out of warranty. ( so I think) I don’t know. With as common as this issue is , I don’t know what to do. I plan on keeping this truck but I do not anyone else drive it due to the safety concerns. As a combat veteran I’m used to doing sketchy stuff. But it’s not right. It’s dangerous. The issues continue intermittently and never when the diagnostic is available.

Component/System Failed:The stability control system, and subsequently, the cruise control system of my 2019 Ram 2500 malfunctioned. The vehicle is available for inspection upon request. Safety Risks:The malfunction posed a significant safety risk as it occurred multiple times while driving at speeds of 50mph to 74mph. The unexpected failure of the stability control could lead to a loss of vehicle control, especially at high speeds, increasing the risk of an accident. Additionally, the deactivation of cruise control without warning could lead to sudden changes in vehicle speed, potentially surprising the driver and leading to unsafe driving conditions. Reproduction of the Problem & Inspection by Manufacturer/Other Parties: The truck is currently at AutoNation Ram 265 Drivers Way A, Hardeeville, SC 29927 Warning Signs: None Best Assessment of Incident and Cause: Unknown, but this began occurring after the replacement of the recalled high pressure fuel pump.

BOTH CRUISE CONTROL AND ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL FAIL TO MAINTAIN A CONSTANT SPEED OVER FLAT/LEVEL ROADWAYS. WHEN CRUISE CONTROL OR ADAPTIVE CRUISE CONTROL ARE ENGAGED THE VEHICLE CONSTANTLY DECELERATES AND ACCELERATES TO MAINTAIN SPEED. VEHICLE HVAC SYSTEM IS INADEQUATE, BLOWS COOL, NOT COLD, BLOWS COOLER FROM PASSENGER SIDE VENT IMPACTING OPERATOR COMFORT AND INCREASING FATIGUE. ADDITIONALLY, IT BLOWS COOL AIR THROUGH THE DEFROST PANEL WHEN IT IS NOT NEEDED CAUSING THE WINDSHIELD TO FOG UP. *TR