Recent content by alacombe

No one is jealous lol I have a 19 Ram also and was one of first to have one on this website.

I forsure know things happen. My 19 Ram been at the dealer about 6 or more times in its first year for repairs. Every 1k it’s back dealing with a new problem. I think after the factory 3yr warranty is up the truck is gone.

Ok makes sense thanks. Just weird at 6k miles my temp. Sensor is defective

It’s at Palmen Motors Kenosha Dealership right now. Dropped it off today. They said it had a high voltage code for the power mirrors etc which is weird. The mirrors are working fine.

@RamCares help

My thermostat says it’s -24F with its 50F outside also have a check engine light. Anyone deal with this yet?

Power Wagon looks so much better then the Rebel

Im at 5,500k miles and Im getting 11.8-12.7mpg

Sounds like I am getting my truck back tomorrow. I will post an update then. They did say they had to adjust the door on the glove box because the light is not suppose to appear on top of the door just at the bottom. They said they replaced the ceiling with some newly released clips so it won’t...

My truck is currently at the dealership for several issues. Does anyone know of a fix or have a star case number etc to fix the upper glove box light that stays on? I think I heard some people on here talk about this. Does anyone know anything about a rattling from the ceiling or back sliding...

My truck suffered from this issue and trust me its super dangerous. I was turning at approx 35mph and the steering just locked up very difficult to pull through.

Power Steering Recall: https://www.carcomplaints.com/news/2019/2019-ram-1500-recall-182000-trucks.shtml?utm_source=alert&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20190125-ram-recall

Naw, you should have your VIN within 3-7 days after ordering. Max 2 weeks. Contact your dealer.

This is the website for MOTS: https://jeepgarage.org/f102/customer-build-status-2019-jeep-dodge-chrysler-fiat-and-ram-vehicles-203991.html Make an account and pay $25 to have them track your order after you provide them your VIN #. Also, the random letters your speaking of are codes of how...

Rotten Eggs. The smell of rotten eggs is due to a compound called hydrogen sulfide. This comes from the small amount of sulfur that is present in the fuel. ... Two other causes of rotten eggs besides a broken catalytic converter include an engine that is running too hot or a broken fuel pressure...