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Tomorrow, I will scan my report for the dealer and post it on this thread. I park on an incline, but was told it should not matter. When this first happen to me I added four gallons of DEF. So I know the tank was full.
I took my truck to the dealer on Tuesday. They replaced the DEF pump. It seems to fix the problem. I wasn’t happy that I gave them a full tank and they gave it back to me on a half tank. The 2025 RAM DEF tanks are 7 gallons.
I was just reading online the pump and sensor are not together. The sensor is built into the tank and pump is separate. I called the dealer and they said my pump should be here by next Tuesday.
Ni, I was going to call them today. They told me I would be called when the part comes in. It’s frustrating purchasing a new vehicle and waiting on a part. I suspect they are on back order because they have issues across the USA.
Your timing is impeccable. It took me awhile to get off my butt, to call the dealer. I only have 1300 miles on my truck. Yesterday on the way to the dealer I video tape my DEF gauge. It was full and went to empty and at half before arriving to the dealer. The dealer is less than 3 miles from my...
I just purchased a 2025 Bighorn and my Def Gauge just started reading low and I know it is full. After driving about five miles the gauge starting moving. When I shut it off and turn it on the gauge goes up. I thought maybe this happen because the truck is parked on an incline.