Recent content by steve49

Try this. https://hdrams.com/forum/index.php?threads/issue-with-new-2025%E2%80%A6-trailer-connection-wiring-issue.19631/#post-351825

I installed the OEM light on my 2019 2500, I believe it was the AA version and now upgraded to the AB. Ordered it and the plastic inserts and screws, had to cut the connector off and wired to license plate light. I like the look driving at night!

Yes see post 17 on the previous page.

Yes it does work pretty good as long as you have some signal. Areas locally where I would lose service I don't anymore. I have mine setup to where I remove the booster from the truck (under pass. seat), to my RV when camping. Some of those camping areas where at least one bar is there, I...

I have the WeBoost setup, and since my phone is either in one of the cup holders or in the basket on the trans hump floor, I mounted the inside antenna under the center dash where the brake controller etc. is at.

My last regen distance on the 24 hour clock was 1023 miles, which is about the range group more or less I see. I've also compared it with the trip meter in the past as well, but seems to me the trip meter showed a little more or less than the gauge did for that particular regen and driving...

Here in Arizona there are many types of off road groups that work with the Forest Service, State Land, and BLM, with trail programs, clean up along the roads and trails, help layout roads and trails as well as safety training courses. The Arizona G&F as well as other agencies State and Federal...

Where I live I'm surrounded by national forest land, and we've experienced some road closers, with talks of more at times. I'm totally opposed to road / trail closers, it's our forest to use! I camp in these forests and I also have a Polaris sxs utility vehicle, and I/we ride these roads...

My 2019 didn't come with the oil labeled cap, I remember something about a TSB about an oil type update that came out later, may have had something to do with folks using 15W-40 oil? And they did come out with the updated available cap after that. I do tow my small toyhauler 6-8 times a...

I would try a different Mopar parts vendor then, I've bought from several different ones. Maybe their experiencing a lot of returns from customers ordering items that actually don't fit their vehicles, thus depending on VIN number to be sure. I know looking up some parts the diagram number...

I just ordered the parts and didn't enter my vin number, (my) Bighorn(s) didn't include flares either, it was just Laramie on up.

Yeah your right will remove from post so not to complicate, not sure what I was thinking.

I live in AZ where I deal with hot as well as freezing cold temps, so I use the T6 5w40. Don't over think it, just go by the owners manual spec's and use what weight you feel best for your location, you'll be good with warranty as well.

No DEF issues with my 2019, 52,000+ miles, no additive, and have been using Walmart Super Tech DEF since my 2014 EcoDiesel and now my 2500. When the tank gets down to a quarter tank I add a jug which brings it to three quarters.

I would keep it and don't lose weight while under warranty, I really do believe a recall will eventually happen for the regen issue. There is a TSB out for certain build dates for the 22's on that, and if you fall within those dates you might see some new parts installed, see post #1315 and...