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Ok, found the answer. The Limited headlamps are AFLS (Adaptive Front Lighting System.)units which are controlled by the BCM and a couple of other computer modules. The adjustment is done using a DTC terminal. No manual adjustment. Mine were really high likely due to the BCM being replaced...

where is the adjustment knob/screw/. I was expecting that they are linked. Occasionally get on coming drivers flashing me.

Trying to lower the high beams as they are shining totally above the low beams. Example lights on a wall about 20ft away. Low beams about 4 ft high. Turn on the high beams and they are above the top of the low beams and much brighter. Lux meter about doubles. Driving at night the high beams...

So I need my first fuel filter/oil change. 2019 Ram 3500 Diesel Does anyone have a definitive pair of part numbers for the front and rear fuel filters? Auto Zone and the like don't have much if anything listed for 2019 Rams. I'm not near a Ram dealer and when I stopped at Grease Monkey...

About two weeks ago the Top View portion of the Surround Camera screen has lost the actual video feeds. I see the top of the truck but only black surrounding it where it used to have the cameras. Also the backup guidance lines, both the double lines that move as you turn the wheel and the...

No it isn't possible. Besides the panel the entire wiring harness in the truck is different. Multiple points where you can get to a connecting point. Additional connectors on a firewall panel. Connector under the dash on the drivers side.

Break in period on a Cummins is about 100,000 miles. That's when it really starts getting good....

Hoff, when opening it is pretty smooth. Going out it is jerky. Think this is simply normal. Small motor, one side of the drum pushing against a relatively heavy mass. Looks weird and I was worried the first few times but got used to it.

Pulled wire from the hole on the inside of the drivers wall of the bed, hole is by the front stake pocket. Removed the screws to pull out the 7 pin connector. Fished wire down on the inside of the wheel well and then back up to the hole by the stake pocket. Zip tied in place to a couple of...

Yes I installed one with my new 3500 Longhorn. Works well. Only challenge was that the bed of the truck, at least the rails, don't seem to be perfectly square. So had to adjust position to get it to work. Not a problem with the Retrax itself and would have come up regardless of cover brand...

Week after I picked up the truck, Ceramic Pro for everything. When washing I only use Deionized water, no spots even in bright sun. Foam canon with Americana Ceramic Aftercare soap. Final rinse with the deionized water and I am done.

That isn’t the aux switch wiring. Do you have the tailgate camera package? Maybe something for that.

What kind of truck and trim?

A lot depends on the types of trailers and weights you are going to pull. Example I pull a 10,000# 33ft Airstream. Tongue weight is about 1400#. With my 3500 I use a ProPride hitch that does WD and sway control. It has it's own 'stinger' that goes into the truck receiver. For other towing...

So here's an update. To get to the two wires at position F, at least on my 3500 Longhorn, you need to drop the spare tire in order to get to the harness. Although the guide book that comes with the Aux Wire kit says they are blunt wires there is a connector on the end. Looking towards the...

So I found that my house was not on the map on the 12.4. The map version is from Q4 2017. That's pretty old since the data for mapping software is usually about 6 months earlier than the release date. Anyone know what the latest version is for the 2019 3500?

I worked on setting up the Aux Switches on my 3500 Longhorn. Installed the 6 pin connector in the cab next to the parking brake. This activates a battery and ignition circuit that is item F in the two drawings below. F terminates with two blunt wires at :eft (Drivers Side) Rear of Frame. So...

Needs to be activated in Connect settings and then turned on in the center dash controls and using the button on the steering wheel. Needs to be turned on each time you start the vehicle. If it is not setup correctly you will see a yellow alert light on the lower right of the dash screen.

I've seen multiple YouTube Ram videos. The Blind Spot system is not the same as the 1500.

Ram Upfitters responded to my question and the plug shown in the video as suggested by 1HasBeen is correct. Confusion on my part was that the schematics call it a jumper. In this case the jumper has jumper loops that are about 29" long. Not your typical pin to pin jumper length.