Recent content by DJ menace

I agree with this statement and alfaOBD practically pays for itself! I've used alfaOBD to recalibrate the tire size, and to reprogram a few things. However, I used the veepeak OBD scanner, which was like 15 bucks on amazon.

An udapte: my truck drives much better after I changed the tire size using alfaobd. I've heard that Jscan works pretty well to but I've never used it. Overall, I'm happy with the outcome with my 295/60/20, which is close to 34x11.5x20

I used alfaobd to recalibrate my speedometer after upgrading my tires to 295/60r20. Only time will tell if updating the tire size on my BCM alone will work. If not, I'm going to buy rough country's speed recalibration tool. It apparently not only calibrates the speedometer but adjusts the ECM to...

So just recalibrating the speedo to the correct tire height fixes the shifting issues?

I recently installed a 3.5 readylift leveling kit and have been shopping for tires. However, I recently noticed that people experienced shifting issues after installing 35s with 3.21 gear ratio. I didn't even know this was an issue. Is this still a problem currently? I have a 2022 ram 1500, 4x4...

Not on the 2019+ ram 1500s with dual exhaust. You can either drill 4 holes on the black plastic valence that are attached to the rear bumper or buy the valence that has holes already made. The rear park assist kit I purchased came with 4 valence with holes and bracket already installed. However...

Anyone looking to add OEM rear park sensors kit on their 2019-2022 Ram 1500, you may want to look into infotainment.com or their channel on YouTube. I've just purchased this kit and waiting shipment. It's almost plug and play from what I can see so far...I'm not as electronically advanced as...

@FM45 I think I got it now. I was confused because I watched someone install park sensors and park assist module on a 2500 model on youtube, which must be totally different from a 1500. I thought the front and rear fascia wires connectors connected directly to the park assist module but based...