Dude, when I left RAM dealership they said they couldn't duplicate the problem. I was pissed. All they did was turn the truck on and turn it off. I specifically told the SM that the mech needed to let it run for a while then shut it off. So, I drove it home and guess what? It was doing it again. Since it was late, I didn't go back to the dealership. However, the next day I had to take the trash to the dump. After that I drove to the dealership and parked at the service parking lot. I shut the truck off and waited. After about 5 minutes, guess what? You got it! the truck started going through the stupid cycle. I walked into the SM and told them that it's doing it now, to get the mech and for the both of them to walk out with me to view the issue. They went and they couldn't believe it was doing what the video that I showed the SM. I left the truck, they "diagnosed" it and couldn't find anything wrong (yeah). So they did a reset of all the modules and made a SWAG that it was the "body module" that may the the culprit. So they ordered a new one, but they're on backorder, so who knows when that will come it. The SM said that it was still doing the start cycle; however, there was no loud "pop" from the speakers and the UConnect screen wasn't coming on with the cycle. Progress right? Nope. I drove it yesterday, quite a bit. I was impressed that the intermittent reception w/SXM had gone away! I couldn't believe it. The wife was happy too. I thought the reset of that module was the trick! Nope. We went to dinner that night and I check the truck before getting into it and the cycle went back to the same cycle it did when the issue first arose. The "pop", start engine screen, Uconnect screen, and the start button. When we drove it, the SXM was back to constant connectivity issues. So this morning I get to deal with RAM again to explain that hopefully the body module will fix it all; however, I'm not holding my breath.