Recent content by matski

That's the downside of having all those extra safety features on the higher-end trucks. All the sensors seem to be mounted on the windshield behind the mirror. Luckily I avoided that problem by not ordering those features.

I had them on my 2005 for 165,000 miles, on my 2015 for 462,000 miles, and now on my 2021 for 27,000 miles. No broken windows on any of them.

I wouldn't hesitate to haul hay with my Rambox-equipped truck. The majority of the weight would not be on the Rambox, it would be on the bed of the truck.

Every truck stop that I have stopped at has had the same size DEF nozzle. It fits perfectly. The only nozzle that should be larger is the diesel pump nozzle and it fits into Ram's diesel filler neck. Sometimes you might have to wiggle it a little to get it out. The DEF nozzle is separate and...

You can change that power outlet so it only has power with the key on. All you have to do is move a fuse. If I remember correctly it's fuse F91 and you just move it over half a position.

In regards to not being able to see out the windshield. I don't think it has to do with seat height. I think it has to do with all the hardware behind the rearview mirror on the higher-optioned trucks. Some of the Laramies and Limiteds have a huge plastic shroud that extends over a large portion...

My previous two Rams, 2005 and 2015, would get washed two times a year whether they needed it or not. Shortly after buying my 2021, I bought an unlimited wash membership in a local automatic carwash. Now my truck gets washed every time I drive to town.

They are bolted to the frame of the truck and are plenty strong enough to haul 5th wheel travel trailers.

I keep my HVAC set on auto. When I get in my truck after a remote start it is nice and cool inside. I live in Florida so the heat hasn't been used yet, but I assume that if I let it idle until the engine heats up, the heat would turn on.

If I remember correctly, the folding cover from Mopar parts dept is a softcover and is very overpriced. I have the Bakflip MX4 and am very happy with it.

I gave my 5-inch B&W to my son to use on his 2WD 1500. It wasn't nearly long enough for my 4WD 2500. I upgraded to the 2 1/2" shaft at the same time.

On my old truck, I occasionally had problems removing the nozzle from the filler neck at the truck islands. A couple of shakes and a wiggle or two and it would come out. My new truck is still a truck island virgin so I haven't had that problem yet. If you didn't have to insert the nozzle so far...

HD Ram comes with a 2.5" receiver.

I should know better than to not read something all the way through before commenting.

When you click on the link, it says excluding diesel engines