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Unfortunately, Swifty can no longer add sales codes, he's working on it tho... i'd love to get you part #s for the parts you need, Is your truck a 19 or 20? What color is it(If you don't know exactly, get me the paint code from the door sill) and if you have the chrome trim on the handles.
Handle (x2): 6CV361AUAD
That sounds good! Good for you. Keep us posted please...
Did you have a chance to look up those part numbers?
Just heard back that the engineer said it won't work. Told the dealer to tell hime to add the code and if it doesn't work it will be on me. I'll see what his answer is after the holiday break
Yeah... I couldn't find part #s for the 2500s... Can you post a picture of your handle? I'm pretty sure it's the same as the 1500 but the parts websites only show the older version...
Of course he's gonna say that... SMH
Someone is not telling you the exact truth. The zone rep probably just does not want to add it. Possible liability issue from their point of view. That would be their excuse anyway.
Think about it. The truck was put together and engineered by professionals. FCA has a built in liabilty for what they designed and manufactured. The end user who is probably not a pro, probably installs his own wiring harness, install all the factory handles and then if something goes wrong, FCA is on the hook. A lot of these guys are only doing 1 handle, definetly not the tailgate wiring and antenna. That is why I think FCA is afraid too just let an end user do this. But it is also your truck and you can do what you want. FCA, just probably is too afraid to endorse what you have done. That is why I still believe a Mopar kit needs to be made. We can argue that FCA screwed everyone who paid for a level 2 option. But we are stuck with what we have, until something changes.
I told them if they add the code they can do the install so end user shouldn't be an issue.
Just trade-in your truck for a Laramie lol... Would probably be cheaper...
Did you get a quote for this. Might be cheaper to trade in. It could be $1200.00 parts and labor at a dealer to do this. Then you need to hope you don't get an inexperienced kid to do this. To do this correctly at a dealer level would require 2 door handles, 2 caps, 2 door wiring harnesses, the tailgate harness and tailgate antenna. That has to be $700.00 in parts alone. FCA should not have tricked everyone with the crafty language on the window sticker. Even the salesman were unaware that FCA was doing this. Pretty ****ty.
More like $1200 just for parts. He's looking at $2500 at least for this upgrade at the dealership.. Doesn't worth it...
