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on my 2017 1500 crew cab lt Im having this weird issue where when listening to anything on the 8" screen the play, menu, skip and all of the disappear like an autohide or something. Then when you touch the screen they all pop back up and will hide again.

 

Here are some pics.

 

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I have been reading the dealer can do a mylink calibrate or something.

 

the truck does have an aftermarket amp speakers and sub but have had that for months, This all started happening yesterday after I installed airlift bags and wireless one compressor in the truck yesterday, very bazar.

 

I think im gonna try and pull teh ground for an hour and see what happens

 

Thanks!

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Artie61 Enthusiast

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in the settings icon i think some where was display off i didnt change it , but maybe in off that is how it operates goes off till you touch the screen

 

i will check mine tomorrow

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So after trying my different things.  I tried not connecting my phone and I thought that fixed it, but that wasnt it. HERE IS WHAT IVE FIGURED OUT, please try this guys and tell me if you have the same results.

 

If i get out of the truck and leave it on lets say OCTANE radio, lock the truck and leave it and go have lunch lets say.  If I get back into the truck start it up and not touch the screen at all it dosent happen.  I can adjust the volume up and down with the wheel or the knob and it still dosent do it.  AS SOON AS I TOUCH THE SCREEN wether it be changing favorite or media then it happens spot on like 1 minute afterwards.  this is the only thing I've found to trigger it.

 

@Artie61 I dont think there is any way to change it via a setting.

 

@Oxpocket has put a video on youtube with the same issue

 

Thanks guys let me know!

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