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2022 all of a sudden Diesel Fumes in Cabin 4500 miles and ideas or suggestions 50 gallon tank

. At 2:36 "each engine i fully tested before it leaves factory" interning video

Since cummins test's every engine I hope they have their oil in it. Rotella has a distinct odor my New 2022 definitely didn't come with Rotella.

https://www.cummins.com/sales-and-service/lubricants

That's when Ram dealers got in bed with SOPUS, Cummins still uses Valvoline at Factory

According to Cummins 5W-40 Valvoline is factory Fill and is Cummins approved

The additive pack on Valvoline is stouter more anti-wear additives and higher TBN

Picked up 3 gallons of Valvoline Premium Blue 5W-40 at local Meijer's 21.48 gallon. And it's Cummins factory Fill and approved.

Beauty of living semi rural not a lot of Stop Signs

Just traded for 2022 Diesel get 18 average last 2 tanks.

I've turned down my radio twice instead of Shifter I agree Much better on the column.

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Picked up New 2022 3500 long bed last night. With Inventory spotty and a great value for my 2019 3500 Hemi 47,500 it made sense. I haul a 12.5 Fiver. Got a Bighorn with many upgrades. 6.7 HO with Aisin, Air suspension, pucks, Level C package, Snow Chief, 50 gallon tank, and much more. So stoked!!!!

15K miles on my 2019 3500 w 4:10 14.8 for last 15K

About 1/3 quart every 7K

The main setting is trailer light or trailer heavy.

Go to ram website download manual for your truck in 2019 it was page 281-282 to set heavy or light brakes you set that thru radio

Never heard of new vehicle with no Manual

Where I live a couple of 10 mile strips do this it's unnerving I have 3500 long bed which exaggerates this.

Went through this on mine has to be set in functions in Radio if you have 5" screen took me forever