2018 steering wheel button issue
Hey guys new here. Sold off my 99 f350 7.3 diesel back in April and bought a 2018 3.5 f150. Truck has been great aside from one issue. Once in a while I have a problem with the wheel buttons. When I leave the house the on button will not turn on the cruise control. Try again a minute later and all is fine. Sometimes the set speed buttons don't work. Sometimes when hitting up to scroll through the dash menu it acts like I'm pressing ok and wants to reset my trip. Sometimes my right side buttons I will be pushing right to scroll my sirius presets but it is actually going left. All of these examples eventually work fine but this is what has me puzzled. Possibly looking at bad buttons? Module? I do know when I activated global windows with forscan it had an error with the sccm. Steering colum control module if I remember the name right? I don't remember the code but I want to say it was a voltage issue. Anyone have this problem and some advice where to start?
Hey guys new here. Sold off my 99 f350 7.3 diesel back in April and bought a 2018 3.5 f150. Truck has been great aside from one issue. Once in a while I have a problem with the wheel buttons. When I leave the house the on button will not turn on the cruise control. Try again a minute later and all is fine. Sometimes the set speed buttons don't work. Sometimes when hitting up to scroll through the dash menu it acts like I'm pressing ok and wants to reset my trip. Sometimes my right side buttons I will be pushing right to scroll my sirius presets but it is actually going left. All of these examples eventually work fine but this is what has me puzzled. Possibly looking at bad buttons? Module? I do know when I activated global windows with forscan it had an error with the sccm. Steering colum control module if I remember the name right? I don't remember the code but I want to say it was a voltage issue. Anyone have this problem and some advice where to start?
Thanks. Will look in to this. Is there any way to diagnose this? Also any chance someone has a part number?
If you are not sure that is the problem, wait, it will likely get worse and other buttons will most likely start having issues. One thing to remember is that the airbag circuit goes through the clockspring.
Sometimes when you turn the steering wheel you can hear a slight clicking. Sometimes not. You can perform a DTC scan with FORScan or other diagnostic scan tool (not a cheap OBDII reader) to make sure there isn't some other issue, but usually a clockspring issue doesn't broadcast DTCs.
If you are not sure that is the problem, wait, it will likely get worse and other buttons will most likely start having issues. One thing to remember is that the airbag circuit goes through the clockspring.
If you are not sure that is the problem, wait, it will likely get worse and other buttons will most likely start having issues. One thing to remember is that the airbag circuit goes through the clockspring.





