Recent content by sanda

Disconnect the batteries for 30 minutes and then re-install. This should clear all codes and may fix it.

You need to adjust you wdh where you have at least a 1 inch squat on the rear of the truck. I can tell by your picture that the trailer is nose high which is bad for handling and weight distribution within the trailer. I have a 2021 ram 2500 6.4 cc long wheelbase. My trailer weighs 11,960 fully...

REAL mileage hand calculated. 300 mile trip, 65 mph. 4 high mountain passes. 18.26 mpg 2021 hemi CC with 4.10's

2025 Durango here. I think your being told BS about all 4 tires being replaced due to 1 replacement. These are not true 4 wheel drive but rather awd. Yes- the system senses slippage at each wheel but unless your combining bald tires with 1 new one there should be no problem. Now if the axles...

Dennis Dillon?

Those little hills in Arizona are nothing like what i encounter on a regular basis in Colorado.

The 50 gallon tank on the long bed was a bargain option at $300.00

Enormous gas consumption? Before I ordered my 2021 with the 4.10's I put a pencil to the diesel vs. gas. I pull 12K with another 1500 in the bed of the truck. A diesel will get about 2 mpg better than I pulling that load. A diesel will go up the mountains about 5 mph faster than I with this...

What have you got against dirty rednecks?

I ordered my 6.4 with the 50 gallon tank. Worth every dollar of the $295 option price. (8' bed) I tow 12K travel trailer with another 1k in the bed. Tows great through all terrain. The diesel will climb the mountain at 5 mph faster than I and get 2 mpg better but I saved the 12k by going with...

I traced out the design of the cupholder and cut a piece of 1/2 inch wood and set it in there. It has worked great for years to keep my dog from stepping in the hole.

Keep in mind I ran over 400 miles before filling up and hand calculated 20.17. It doesn't matter to me if you believe me or not but my figures don't lie. I also stated previously that terrain, wind speed and other factors change so 1000 mile range probably wouldn't be achieved.

I think the 4.10's actually increases fuel mileage over the 3.73's because it runs in eco a lot more. At least that's my experience after owning both.

I pointed out the actual mpg to you after 400+ more miles on the odometer. I'm not here to debate with you but rather show what a difference speed, terrain, and no wind can do. I also don't claim that 1000 mile range is achievable as conditions would certainly change. The 300.00 optional 50...