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Power steps with air suspension

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jenninr

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I have a Ram 3500 with the air suspension ordered. I am looking for power running board options. I have found that AMP has a relocation bracket for the air tank that will allow their steps to work. Are there any other options out there that will work with the air suspension? Rough Country and Rhino show that they don't work.
 
I have a 19 2500 with air and amp steps. Relocated air tank has worked fine. Amp also stands behind their steps. Had my OBD2 plug go out 4y2mo into service and they overnighted me a new one under warranty (5 years). I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them to anyone
 
I just took delivery of a 2024 RAM 3500 Laramie Diesel. Looking to add the AMP power steps. Crew cab Long bed configuration with rear air assist . I think I need AMP part # 76239-01A along with the air tank relocation kit AMP part # 79109-01A. Web sites aren't always updated when new trucks come out. I wanted to be sure before I place order. Can anyone confirm?
 
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maverickml7 said:
I just took delivery of a 2024 RAM 3500 Laramie Diesel. Looking to add the AMP power steps. Crew cab Long bed configuration with rear air assist . I think I need AMP part # 76239-01A along with the air tank relocation kit AMP part # 79109-01A. Web sites aren't always updated when new trucks come out. I wanted to be sure before I place order. Can anyone confirm?
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Those are the parts that I installed on my 2024 3500 with air suspension.
 
Amp steps and OEM air set up... had to relocate tank. It's easy.
 
maverickml7 said:
Thanks for the information. So you did need to relocate the air tank?
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I'm not really sure it was needed. I did relocate it and I didn't take measurements, so I don't know for sure if it was absolutely necessary but there is a bunch of clearance after relocating. When installing the relocation brackets the instructions say that you may have to cut the end off a bolt sticking through the floor of the truck and I definitely had to cut that to get the tank moved. Without cutting it the tank hit it and would not bolt up.
 
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