I know it is probably not this but just trying to help. I'm OCD and I hate how when driving the plastic makes a clicking noise on my steering wheel. Could that be it ?
The clicking your hearing is possibly the clock spring, this is what connects your air bag to your vehicle, some also do other things like horn and buttons on the wheel, usually when you turn your steering if it does a click, click click like every 1/2" - 1" movement. I went to the dealer, they said Clock spring, 1 1/2 hours to pull steering apart at dealer to replace it. if you drive straight and you move your steering left and right just to follow the road, you will hear it, click click for every movement, this could be the clock spring. It could be grabbing somewhere withing the unit itself, or actually broke or the rotation ring is grabbing. One thing to try, is to (as your moving forward so not to stress all your steering components) pull a couple of "U" turns, left and right by turning the steering completely in both directions, if the clock spring catching somewhere it may settle back in a position where it does not click anymore. This happened to me, and that fixed it. It could be something else but this is what occurred in mine.
Thank you I bet it's this clock spring. It's clicks about every quarter inch each direction. ANNOYING. I will try that u turn thing. It's hard to believe a truck with 10000k has this problem already.
Oh. Ps I clay bared the tailgate and rear bumper seemed to take off the rail dust. Just hope it actually took it off. Have you heard of iron x by carpro apparently this product is great for this.
Oh by the way if the click you hear is pretty strong it could be contact between the cancel cam in the SCM as it passes by the release lever for the turn signal module. Here is a way to test it.
1. Start the vehicle engine. Turn off the radio and HVAC system. 2. Center the steering wheel. Verify that the turn signal lever is in the neutral/cancelled position. 3. Slowly rotate the steering wheel at least 180 degrees to the left. 4. Slowly recenter the steering wheel. 5. Slowly rotate the steering wheel at least 180 degrees to the right. 6. Slowly recenter the steering wheel. 7. If a click-like sound was heard while performing the above steps, then lightly place your hand on the turn signal stalk/arm when the arm is in its neutral/cancelled position. Repeat the above steps. 8. If contact can be felt in the turn signal stalk/arm at the same time as a click-like sound occurs, then its your Signal Cancel Cam
I have a a good reason to complain about a truck that was released a year prior to it's capabilities. If anything can go wrong with this stupid truck It's happened to me. So I am sorry if it seems I am complaining how ever I am a little frustrated with ram. This is my 4th ram and by far the worst.
I will probably give it a try. Doesn't look too abrasive. See a company in Edmonton has it. Wish I had a shop to do it in. Can't really pressure wash in the garage. Does it come off the cement if I do it on the driveway. Or will it leave purple stains.
My driveway is all funny colors so never noticed but it just rinses off the truck when used so I am presuming it does the same on cement. I would put some in a corner direct, let it sit, then rinse it, see how it reacts on Cement.