Recent content by Scram1500

Mine have started to drop out after 7 years and 60K, seems to be the norm. They should be kinetic like my self winding watch and not need a battery at this point.

From the 2026 owners manual

I laughed after the initial sting wore off. It's not the first ding on the truck, but it is the ugliest. On the fence if I should get it fixed since I'm trading it in a year or so.

Looks like a small can mounted at a slight angle attached to the outside of the frame. If memory serves they are beneath the front seats or foot well

Added another one to the collection

That number missing a comma or decimal point? Either way you're nuts lol

Got a valve for my catch can, should have put one on from the get go. Also brought this home in the bed. If unfamiliar with Rokon, they've been making 2wd motorcycles in the USA since the late 50s. A drive shaft runs through the frame inside the top tube and connects to the front chain...

Yeah I need to get a drain valve, unscrewing it is not the way to go. Next winter I'll be in a heated garage.

Couple of threads on this, dealership might help you out https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/rusted-oil-pan.53970/ https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/hemi-rusty-oil-pans.49685/

I think needle is a funny word and the 5.7 days are numbered. Also they shouldn't call it air suspension now since it's closed and filled with nitrogen.

Iced up and didn't feel like dealing with it

Last week I finally put on the battery blanket for the H8 battery and reconnected the catch can now that cold weather has subsidied. Today it got filled to the gills with firewood. It's a quarter inch from the bump stops. Think I'll observe the speed limit on this ride.