I overheated on the highway. Took it to a Dodge dealership because I had a drivetrain warranty. Electrical not covered. Guess what the fans fall under. Electrical. They replaced my seized cooling fans with Dorman cooling fans, then wiring harness for fans then TPM. It now cools but my turn signals are all over the place, fast then normal. Dealer is now telling me it's my bulbs. Checked them all. Good. My Challenger has 11555 miles on it. Now the dealership is telling me it could be the bulbs, the main harness, everything but what they touched or replaced. Could the Dorman cooling fans cause my turn signals to fluctuate with use.
chuck72gs
Yes, it could be the Dorman fans. Test by using OEM fans.
Cars do weird things now with all the computers.
I watch Royalty Auto and they had a Nissan that they could not figure out after 4 trips to their shop. Dash kept lighting up with alarms.
By fluke owner mentioned they had replaced hood power latch mechanism with an Amazon brand. Boom there it is. Worked fine with a Nissan replacement. The Amazon part seemed normal when tested with a voltmeter, but something was not talking to the computer properly.
Cars do weird things now with all the computers.
I watch Royalty Auto and they had a Nissan that they could not figure out after 4 trips to their shop. Dash kept lighting up with alarms.
By fluke owner mentioned they had replaced hood power latch mechanism with an Amazon brand. Boom there it is. Worked fine with a Nissan replacement. The Amazon part seemed normal when tested with a voltmeter, but something was not talking to the computer properly.
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