Recent content by Richard320

Stick your face up under the dash and see if the dealer added a tracking device. It's really common that they do a lousy job mounting things.

You don't want factory. That's a max 400w, which ain't much juice. Go shop at some online trailer supply (or Amazon) for a good-sized inverter you can mount under the hood close to the battery using some hefty battery cables. Then get a nice heavy duty extension cord to plug in and run along the...

Just drive. I don't know the magic combination, but I put about 5 miles of mixed city-freeway driving and the TPMS managed to pick up all four.

The little plastic piece is really obvious, it just snaps in. That's a decent battery, you shouldn't have any problem getting warranty service if it's a dud.

Are you using all your homelink buttons? https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/looking-to-add-aux-switches-using-the-homelink-buttons-to-control-lightbars-diy-how-to-for-under-20.34811/

I have now. :)

It should be possible. My spare wheel is steel and is an 18". Looks to be full width, too, not a donut.

60,000 miles and the answer is yes.

You had no problems until you swapped tires and wheels? Stop right there. What are the odds that the RF hub will die at exactly the same time? It's more likely that the TPMS batteries croaked one at a time over a short period of time, but you didn't see it happen so it looks like they all died...

Ensure the power port lighter fuse is set to ignition, then stick a thin spade terminal in the unused battery side. There's your B+ The power port fuse space has three terminals, run/load/B+. Moving the fuse from side to side allows you to switch from one source to the other.

You're more likely to find an answer over at Homepage - HD Rams They deal with the big boys over there.

Does the fan kick on? Are the radiator louvers stuck closed? Within a few minutes of starting, the hose should be very stiff. If it isn't the cap is bad. That one is easy to fix.

That would be my assumption as well

Do you have the funnel (attached to the jack under passenger seat) installed? There's a second door inside the filler neck. You want to make sure that is open before you start condemning and replacing parts.