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Can't be that new. It mostly shows a 2023 TRX Lunar Edition being built. So this was late 2022 or early-mid 2023.

On the 2020 DT, the steering wheel heater module is powered by fuse F14 on the Internal Power Distribution Center.

Canyon Lake was listed as a limited run color when it was announced. https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/2026-rho-orders-9k-11k-off-msrp-mark-dodge.66492/

It's been closed for a while on the RHO for sure, and I believe for all other trims. The color is still being produced (about 2,000 so far for January), but it's winding down. Serrano Green just started recently with a dozen RHO's being built over the past weekend.

It's absolutely a limited color run.

It’s all fun and games until you get the “Max Engine Oil Level Exceeded Immediate Service Required" message on your dash. And there’s NOTHING you can do to verify if it’s another electronic gremlin or not.

Assuming this was the R5T update, it’s just for the telematics box. Not Uconnect.

Why are you reviving a 4-1/2 year old thread to post generic information like this?

I like my solution. Own a Ram without auto start/stop ;)

But that would require moving your arm for 2 seconds.

No way. They’ve only been turning out about 20,000 trucks a month so far this model year. And January has not started with high numbers. I’d bet they don’t do more that 55,000 trucks TOTAL in the first quarter. Hemi’s - 20,000 tops (they’re only averaging about 6,000 a month). Probably more like...

They've already built over 36,000 Hemi-based Ram 1500 DT's this year. And that's just from SHAP, not counting the ones coming from Saltillo, Mexico. The 10 Hemi Rebels are pilot vehicles. They haven't built any production ones yet.

Congrats on the RHO. In case you didn't know already, there's a forum dedicated to the RHO (www.ram-rho.com). You'll find lots of good stuff there.

I'm sure they'd fit, but you'd be mocked mercilessly for it