Recent content by snj1013

Do you have any experience with the Bilsteins? I have RWD, never go off road, and I'm really looking for comfort and stability at highway speeds. I got the Bilstein 4600s struts and shocks for under $300 total which seemed like a pretty good deal (TireRack.com had them on clearance). I have a...

I am changing the struts and shocks on my 2019 Ram 1500 RWD. The vehicle has 114k miles on it and the truck is riding a little rougher than it used to. I just order Bilstein 4600 struts and shocks. Any other parts I should change, especially on the struts? Thanks in advance for any help.

No air suspension for me.

The tires were replaced maybe 6 months ago, and I didn't notice the harshness that I am experiencing until lately.

Do you have part numbers of the Bilsteins that you purchased?

My 2019 Ram 1500 RWD is starting to feel a bit harsher than is used to. It has 113K miles on it currrently. Other than looking for leaks, are there any other signs that would indicates struts and shocks are needed. My Ram is really just a commuter truck and doesn't tow or haul much other than...

no idea. You would have to check online or at least take a look at your radiator to see if it at least visually matches.

In the middle of draining and refilling my 2019 5.7 liter Ram. Process is very similar to the OP's Diesel. One item to note, you do need to have a spare drain plug handy. I loosened the plug, drained the coolant, but when I went to tighten the plug, it just kept spinning. I removed to find the...

no one. I'm guessing 10 quarts or so

Hello I am getting ready to complete a radiator drain and refill on my 2019 Ram 1500 5.7 liter. I know the system's capacity is around 18 quarts, but if I'm doing a radiator drain and refill, how much should I expect to drain?

Curious, is your Ram a 4x4? I'm wondering why some pans are deeper?

Sorry, I didn't.

Probably correct on the twisted pair scheme for these wires. CAN bus cable consists of a pair of wires known as CAN high and CAN low (indicating high and low speed, respectively). Both wires are twisted tightly together to ensure that electromagnetic interference affects the signal in both wires...

I don't buy it. Those cable should be shielded, right? I'm still calling BS on this one

Absolute BS. How could some random RF signals interfere with a system that is hardwired?