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SOLVED: It was the tensioner. It wasn't holding enough tension on the serpentine belt. The truck has a little over 110k miles on it, and the belt was slipping just a tiny little bit. All of the pulleys are good.

I have an intermittent squeak that is mostly only there when driving. I’ve already changed the belt since it had never been changed. I suspect either the idler pulley or the belt tensioner. I attached a video of it. Thoughts?

Received this today. I drive a 2020 2500 with a 6.7 in it. I have questions!

I had mine done once at dealer. It was $169.

Picked mine up today. It is running much quieter. I was number 2 at the dealer.

OEM tonneau cover for 6’4” bed. Used but in great shape. Part # 68144686AH.

Mine is just like yours. Can open the tailgate but can’t close it with hatch closed.

There is a “shelf” there. It sticks out an inch or two.

I got it through a dealer. They had it the next day.

Fit is great! There is a cut out and window for the bed light into the cap which would probably allow the camera to work.

RSI Smartcap. Had it installed today. I really like it, build quality is excellent.

We had it happen yesterday. Called RamCares who were less than helpful. we are traveling so took it to a dealer here who told us that they can update it but the update process often bricks the unit and new units are on a 6 to 8 week back order. I looked for a way to reset it but nothing...

I had same issue with SO Cummins. It was caused by the idler pulley. Dealer figured it out.

GaleBanks put me onto it in this video. since I am looking for longevity and reliability it seems that improving filtration for oil and fuel is important.

I wish I could still change my own fluids. Broke my back in the Army so that is out, which sucks big time. I may have them install it and since I already paid for them to do fluid changes just keep going there. Live and learn.