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Looking for a Part Number? Must provide VIN (only up to model year 2020 at this time)

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Looking to see if my 2020 Bighorn VIN 3C6UR5DJ7LG223246 with the manual AC has the AC temperature sensor mentioned in the post link below.
hdrams.com

AC Fix TSB (Pre 8/20 build trucks)

 

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I may have answered my own question (funny how that works).. But if anyone has thoughts I'm interested.

68204567AC = fuel vapor tube for NFH (52 gal only) or NLL (dual tanks, so the 52 rear tank in the dual setup)
52029544AA = fuel vapor tube for NFA (22 gal midship only) or NLL (dual tanks, the midship tank in the dual setup)

Problem is all the drawings I can find for both part numbers show the same part that is clearly the rear tank variation. I may have to risk it and just order 52029544AA.

I know this is too esoteric to matter, but in case google leads someone here some day - the above is correct, 52029544AA is the right part number for the vapor vent on the midship tank even though there are no diagrams of it on the internet or Tech Authority. It plugs into 5032258AB which connects to the twin rollover valves on the top of the 22 gallon tank.
 

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  • 515 - DUCTS, REAR.pdf
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  • 510 - DUCTS, FRONT.pdf
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  • 410.02 - AC COMPRESSOR MOUNTING 6.4L [ESA].pdf
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  • 210.01 - AC PLUMBING 6.4L [ESA].pdf
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  • 305 - AC AND HEATER CONTROLS.pdf
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  • 205.01 - HEATER PLUMBING 6.4L [ESA.pdf
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  • 105.01 - AC AND HEATER UNIT [HAA].pdf
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This may be a long shot to put in here, but I am running into a brick wall. I am trying to find the fuel vapor tube/vent for the midship 22 gallon tank on a chassis cab. Here's the best picture I have of it - it's not great, but it plugs into the cross tube that connects to the two rollover valves on top of the tank (I have that tube, it is part 5032258AB), it tucks down on the passenger side of the tank and then flips up into the filter that attaches to the bottom of the crossmember.

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I am not positive if it is just the tube, or if it comes with the filter on the end. I do know it's not part number 68164876AA - that is just the little filter canister. I think it is part 2 in the diagram below on TechAuthority, but I have yet to find a parts screen on TA that doesn't have that line greyed out with no part number.

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The other possibility is 52029544AA, but I am pretty skeptical about that because all of the diagrams (it's #10 in the diagram above) show it as being the shape of the rear tank hose/vent, which is much bigger than what's needed for the midship tank.

This is the only part I can't identify for this project, and while I could hack something together I'd rather find the right tube/vent.

Much appreciated if anyone has any insight.
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I may have answered my own question (funny how that works).. But if anyone has thoughts I'm interested.

68204567AC = fuel vapor tube for NFH (52 gal only) or NLL (dual tanks, so the 52 rear tank in the dual setup)
52029544AA = fuel vapor tube for NFA (22 gal midship only) or NLL (dual tanks, the midship tank in the dual setup)

Problem is all the drawings I can find for both part numbers show the same part that is clearly the rear tank variation. I may have to risk it and just order 52029544AA.
You are correct:
68204567AC = fuel vapor tube for NFH or NLL
52029544AA = fuel vapor tube for NFA or NLL
 

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You are correct:
68204567AC = fuel vapor tube for NFH or NLL
52029544AA = fuel vapor tube for NFA or NLL
Thanks - I did end up ordering the tube and it is correct.

Good morning ! My vin # is 3C7WRNDL7MG569417 I'm looking for a transmission wiring harness. Part # 68484739AB

Any help would be greatly appreciated !
Mark ( 2021 Ram 5500 )
I happen to have a temporary TA subscription - that looks to be the right wiring harness for that VIN to me:

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I’m have a little problem getting the correct aux switch panel by part number. Could you give me me the part number for the aux panel for this VIN number pls?

3C6UR5SJ3KG716309
 

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Looking for a couple of part numbers:

VIN: 3C6UR5NL5MG512076 - Centre console leather arm rest
VIN: 3C6UR5TL1NG370846 - Leather gearshift lever
VIN: 3C6TR5EJ5LG145737 - Tailgate Panel

Thanks in advance.
 

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The second VIN is from a '22 and I can't pull those up...get me a VIN for ≤2020 and I'll get that one too:
VIN: 3C6UR5NL5MG512076 - Centre console leather arm rest
VIN: 3C6UR5TL1NG370846 - Leather gearshift lever
VIN: 3C6TR5EJ5LG145737 - Tailgate Panel
 

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  • 1605.01 - FLOOR CONSOLE, FRONT Floor Console.pdf
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Have another one:

VIN: 3C6UR5SL1LG191656

Steering wheel
Instrument panel

Thank you.
 

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See attached. As an aside, I couldn't get a dealer to sell me an instrument cluster (to upgrade to the 7") when I was doing the EVIC upgrade. According to the dealer, they have to use a third party to adjust and recertify the odometer and are reluctant to do so when not necessary (damage/theft/etc.) I found one used, but it was twice the price of a new one...and the prices on the used ones have even gone up a bit more since I bought mine a couple of years back.
 

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Apologies again, description wasn’t the best.

What I was looking for was the trim panels for the dashboard
 

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Apologies again, description wasn’t the best.

What I was looking for was the trim panels for the dashboard
All good...see attached.
 

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  • 1705.02 - INSTRUMENT PANEL AND STRUCTURE Instrument Panel Reinforcement and Brackets.pdf
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Since mine is a '22, I stole this '21 Megacab VIN from the Interweb....
3C6UR5NL6MG610615

I am looking for the back seat "flaps" that mount to the back of the rear seat frame and cover the seat hinges when the rear seats are folded flat to the floor. I cannot find any diagrams related to those parts. I am certain they are Megacab specific, but unsure of trim level specific...but doubt it and really doubt the design has changed much over the decades. Thanks a bunch!
 

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