Recent content by firecadet613

Good luck. Mine was flawless and pretty trouble free over the 20 months I had her.

Nice! Mine is printable, just copied and pasted when I started this thread long ago.

The trade had nothing to do with the fuel tank issue...actually didn't know it was still an issue until after I had it traded and went to put a few gallons in. Changed from a car allowance to a company vehicle shortly after my ordered Ram came in. Great truck - love it. We opted to sell the...

To update you guys.... still have this issue. However, traded in my truck so I won't be seeing the tank replacement.

Looks like hood alignment is off....take it to the dealer. There is also a TSB for the hood flutter, based on build dates. It did not apply to my 5/31/18 built 1500.

My issue continues to be with the "new posts," as originally described in the original post.

Thanks. Mine was same day as well....also had two brake TSBs taken care of at that time.

I only check new posts via TapaTalk i.v my phone now.

Crossing my fingers...had the TSBs done today. 05-001-19A & 05-002-19. New rear pads, caliper bolts, adapters and the moan kit. Here's hoping!

Had my repairs done today. Dropped off this morning, picked up after lunch. Does not appear to have fixed the problem. I have the 33 gallon tank and dropped it off on E. Put 10 gallons in after I picked it up...it'll go to 3 gallons before shutting off. The last time I filled it, it was 0.3...

I'm not sure how lemon law works with leasing but I'd for sure go that route. Not 100% but I'm pretty sure the new body style (DT) has different fuel fill parts compared to the classic (DS), but maybe not as this appears to be an ongoing issue.

Have any before / after side by sides?

Same here. No issues with it in 18+ months.

Honestly using the Waze app while driving has been very effective for me. It's rare to see a cop running radar or parked on the highway that I'm not alerted to...and I drove 60,000 miles for work this past year.

Try soaking the area with a clean, wet towel (clean water) where the water line stain is. Dry it quickly with a hair dryer. This worked on fresh water stains.