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Steering wheel mounted shift controls

Pacifictime

New Member
Apr 18, 2022
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I saw a what was called "GT/Package" and one of the items in the package was called "Steering Mounted Shift Control". I couldn't find any information about it. Does anyone know if this gets rid of the dash knob and adds a conventional shift lever to the steering column. I would be very interested in ordering that for my next truck.
 

TC Diesel

Well-Known Member
Jul 14, 2016
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Truck Year
2015
I believe it's the same shift handles as the Jeep Grand Cherokee has... I had the shift control buttons on My 2015 ED Laramie, My 2019 Ram Limited also has the Button on right side of Column.
 

Frank246

Active Member
Feb 20, 2019
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Truck Year
2015
IF, big IF, what they are describing is the button shifters on the steering wheel, then I have them.....and must say that pulling a travel trailer through the Rockies and Glacier NP mountains, they are GREAT. Down shift and up shift any times you want and if/when you want to get back into "automatic", just hold the UP button down for 3 sec. and your back out of the "stick shift"

Love it
 

Pacifictime

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Apr 18, 2022
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I got some new info from a site called "carbuzz.com" They say the GT Package has these things, "sporty new G/T package becomes available for the Crew Cab Laramie and Rebel trims with the five-foot, seven-inch bed and contains a black grille, sport performance hood, a cold-air intake, a cold-end exhaust, G/T decals, bucket seats, a flat-bottomed steering wheel, aluminum paddle shifters, a performance floor shifter, metal pedals, and performance screens.
I have another car with paddle shifters, I never use them, and I don't think I want a floor shifter, so I guess it's just buy the one with the knob and live with it.
 
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