Recent content by firemedic10584

Just buy a true rubber gasket and apply to your current 3rd brake light. Been discussed a lot. Buying an aftermarket 3rd brake light that has a foam gasket like the OEM one won't fix anything. It's a $10 fix.

you just go in and change the DRL location to the turn signals.

It literally took me 10 minutes to swap out my front turn signals to the switchback. Now that I know how to do it, I can do both sides in less than 5 minutes. Just use a small pair of pliers to grab the stalk of the turn signal housing. Twist it to unlock, then use your hand to pull it out. Put...

On my 2025 I've got the front switchback turn signals, 3rd brake light, both tail lights and the reverse bulbs from Lasfit - I haven't experienced any type of interference or weird behavior thus far.

Many aftermarket 18-inch wheels don't fit these trucks, as they don't clear the brake calipers. OEM 18s work, but be careful when going aftermarket.

Yes, RetroShop is legit....but holy moly, that's expensive!! I'm sure if you wait a bit longer, there will be some aftermarket tails that come out for the 2025s that you won't have to pay that much for. I'm also looking to get rid of the halogens on my 2025.

It seemed to track straight after - I use Winter Haven Dodge (Florida) 863-299-1243.

For the lights, probably with Alfa if and when they finally figure out how to get it to work with the 2025s..

I'll say my Uconnect experience with my 2025 has been way better than my 2023. My wireless carplay connects every single time in this truck. My 2023 would randomly connect if it wanted to, but most times it would not.

Anyone else experiencing significant wind noise when driving? Almost like the weatherstipping has gaps in it. It sounds as if my door is not shut all the way, but it certainly is.

Very simple to adjust. Takes a 13mm socket on the clamp right there behind the tips...you'll see it. Loosen it, adjust it, tighten it back up.

I've got factory gloss black door handles on my white 2025 sport, you looking to get rid of your white handles? Maybe we could do a trade if so?

I did it myself. It's pretty straight forward if you're comfortable turning wrenches.

My lights are actually typically used for emergency vehicles, I'm just using them for another purpose since they're insanely bright and very sleek look. They are LED. I did not have any tailgate lightbar or anything. I initially just wired my new lights to the trailer wiring since the wiring is...

I added two additional rear lights under my tailgate (Soundoff Mpowers) that are dual color red/white. I had to tie the left light to the left tail light wiring and the right to the right tail light to get it all to work properly. I initially tied into the trailer wiring, but kept getting errors...