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DEF LEVEL GAUGE

LamboTexas

LamboTexas

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Is there a DEF Gauge on my 2019 Ram 3500 Limited that tells me the level of DEF I have in the tank? If so, where is it and how do i get to it?
 
There is a site gauge on the side of the tank. Need to crawl under there and take a peak once and a while.
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JK!

Bottom left gauge on your instrument cluster :) Might want to gvie the owners manual a cover to cover read to take advantage of every feature of your truck. All owner's manuals are available online.
 
carlrx7 said:
There is a site gauge on the side of the tank. Need to crawl under there and take a peak once and a while.
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JK!

Bottom left gauge on your instrument cluster :) Might want to gvie the owners manual a cover to cover read to take advantage of every feature of your truck. All owner's manuals are available online.
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I looked in the owner’s manual and didn’t see ****! They certainly doesn’t mean it wasn’t there, it just means I didn’t find it. Im used to my 1998 Ram that I can fix, repair, adjust, and maintain EVERYTHING! Hell in this 2019 when I raise the hood- I can wedge a damn sheet of notebook paper anywhere it’s so damn packed in there! And don’t get me started on all this computer ****! Damn I guess I’m just too damn old and need to stick with my 1998 and John Deere.
 
carlrx7 said:
There is a site gauge on the side of the tank. Need to crawl under there and take a peak once and a while.
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JK!

Bottom left gauge on your instrument cluster :) Might want to gvie the owners manual a cover to cover read to take advantage of every feature of your truck. All owner's manuals are available online.
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Thanks and sorry to bother you
 
Thank you guys for your concern! In all reality, I purchased the truck April 1st and at that time it had 67 miles on it. As of today, May 26th, I have 689 miles on it. Of those 600 miles, most have been put on by my wife or son. I may have driven my new toy a grand total of 50 miles. So, yes I am not that familiar with it yet. I spend most of my days at the ranch right now either on horse back, on a tractor or driving my 98 Dodge 2500. My eyesight seems to be fine for roping, plowing, hauling, etc. But I certainly do appreciate your concern and worrying about this 55 year old man! When works slows down at the ranch, I’ll try and locate the fuel gauge and speedometer!
 
HO Ram Guy said:
My thoughts exactly!!!!!
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Thank you guys for your concern! In all reality, I purchased the truck April 1st and at that time it had 67 miles on it. As of today, May 26th, I have 689 miles on it. Of those 600 miles, most have been put on by my wife or son. I may have driven my new toy a grand total of 50 miles. So, yes I am not that familiar with it yet. I spend most of my days at the ranch right now either on horse back, on a tractor or driving my 98 Dodge 2500. My eyesight seems to be fine for roping, plowing, hauling, etc. But I certainly do appreciate your concern and worrying about this 55 year old man! When works slows down at the ranch, I’ll try and locate the fuel gauge and speedometer!
 
LamboTexas said:
Thank you guys for your concern! In all reality, I purchased the truck April 1st and at that time it had 67 miles on it. As of today, May 26th, I have 689 miles on it. Of those 600 miles, most have been put on by my wife or son. I may have driven my new toy a grand total of 50 miles. So, yes I am not that familiar with it yet. I spend most of my days at the ranch right now either on horse back, on a tractor or driving my 98 Dodge 2500. My eyesight seems to be fine for roping, plowing, hauling, etc. But I certainly do appreciate your concern and worrying about this 55 year old man! When works slows down at the ranch, I’ll try and locate the fuel gauge and speedometer!
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They're on the right side. If you rope, you should know your right from left.


Reminder: I'm 37% Irish, 60% sarcasm, and 3% a**hole.
 
brutal said:
They're on the right side. If you rope, you should know your right from left.


Reminder: I'm 37% Irish, 60% sarcasm, and 3% a**hole.
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See that’s where you’d be incorrect! I rope off of a Shetland which is from the UK- therefore the reins are on the right side of the horse as opposed to the left side as they are customarily in the US. So, by roping off of a UK Shetland, I have had to adjust to where right is left and left is right. Right?
 
LamboTexas said:
See that’s where you’d be incorrect! I rope off of a Shetland which is from the UK- therefore the reins are on the right side of the horse as opposed to the left side as they are customarily in the US. So, by roping off of a UK Shetland, I have had to adjust to where right is left and left is right. Right?
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But do you have a PDF you can show me where that is?
 
brutal said:
But do you have a PDF you can show me where that is?
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I did- but this damn COVID virus got in my computer and now all my files have been corrupted. I’ll try to draw you a picture on my grandsons etch-a-sketch and mail it to you. I’ll need your PO Box #...
 
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