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I just wanted to say thank you for all y’all’s knowledge. I’ve charged the battery for a day and a half and it’s not reading over 11.7 and as soon as I turn the truck to run it drops to 10.2. Gonna change the batteries and go from there. Thanks again.

Definitely will do that. I usually have the dealer do the maintenance cause I got it fairly new. But I’ve always worked on my own in the past. But this one is just a huge computer!!

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I didn’t have to unplug any connectors to get to the filer. But I checked all the connections around it and around where I climbed on top to reach the filter. I’d I’d check these 2 connections by undoing them and reconnecting. And I’ve rechecked all the other wire connections I can find. Still...

I don’t have a scanner. I’m about to put a battery charger on it to see if its the battery

All the connections all around it are snug. Both the front and the rear filters.

It’s a 2019 3500 bighorn. The fuel filter percent got down to 1%. I tried to attach a video of what the dash is doing but it only allows pictures. when I try to start the truck it cycles thro the preheat and acts like it will start but just does one click then it will ding through the service...

I just changed my fuel filters. yes I did let the % get so low, the truck wouldn‘t crank. Everything went smoothly but now its showing that I need to service the abs, traction control and the trailer brake systems. And it still will not crank. Please tell me what is wrong. I have scoured the...