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We have zero information, parts catalog doesn't pull the 82219240AA as a part number/kit when searching by year, make, model. It doesn't show in our accessory parts catalog either. Zero available through parts, 21 in process by supplier, 6 on special order by dealers. The clueless tech will need to contact star or Mopar accessories to get the actual install directions.
~$1400 for a $275 factory option is insane…
Everyone ordering a truck should check that box, even if they have no plans to tow...
based on that individual price it makes the base towing package from the factory look cheap. you would get a lot more for your money that way.
If you have the full set of instructions, you might try going to a local car audio shop and ask what they would charge for install, if you don't have the ability to do it yourself.
You've never gotten gas at Costco?
Thanks for reminding me, I joined Costco a couple months back and filled up my other car their a few weeks ago, I think I do recall seeing the 91 now as I thought it was odd since everyone else has 93 in my area.
That’s actually a pretty easy DIY install (minus the programming) for anyone else that needs to add it. Looks to be cheaper to buy the parts of the kit separately- $40 for the switch, $130 for the controller, and about $50 to custom build the exact same wiring they supply. Then have the dealer flash sales code XHC (probably an hour labor).
It's not installed as a kit on the assembly line, it would be a different wire harness.
More details please
The instructions for remove and discard really caught my eye. Has the inteligence of service reps really slipped so far as to have to publish work instructions in comic book form? I'd hate to see how they document changing main bearings or piston rings. The coolant or oil change instructions probably show a dead guy on the floor and a do not drink sign...
and the box the parts came it would say ACME on the side.
Since you already have the kit, just install it yourself- remove the back trim panel, swap out the new controller with your existing one, and insert the 9 wires into those two connectors on the back wall. Then have the dealer flash the sales code.
