What did you WITH your Ram this weekend

[Rebob0510]

that sucks i take it you havent REACHED OUT TO OR HEARD BACK FROM B&M ?

I made a thread that went more in detail, I called B&M (holley) while I had the truck apart, Spoke to someone who basically read me the instruction manual. Im thinking the guy I spoke to never has seen this pan before. After I explained my issue he told me that the pan was engineered for my truck, I talked to him for awhile and explained what I did and tried which was followed up with "it looks like you are going to have to return it for credit" It sucks because its a really nice pan. I guess if I got some longtube headers it would fit LOL

 

[1BADRAMLIMITED]

I made a thread that went more in detail, I called B&M (holley) while I had the truck apart, Spoke to someone who basically read me the instruction manual. Im thinking the guy I spoke to never has seen this pan before. After I explained my issue he told me that the pan was engineered for my truck, I talked to him for awhile and explained what I did and tried which was followed up with "it looks like you are going to have to return it for credit" It sucks because its a really nice pan. I guess if I got some longtube headers it would fit LOL

Yea I seen the other post.

Might as well now


Is the truck still apart? Or what did you do for a pan?

 

[Rebob0510]

I put the stock pan on with new oil LOL, I had no choice to be able to get home from work

 

[AdamChandler]

After 2 years living in Charlotte North Carolina, we’ve returned back to Northern New Hampshire. Which means, I threw the 20” RAM chrome wheels + Blizzacks back on for winter mode and stuck the night edition 22” limited wheels in the garage.
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Winter is almost over (still some snow on the forecast and below freezing) but wishful thinking, we're back on OEM 22s and brand new rubber (Michelin Defender) all around.

Hit 70,000 mile last week on the EcoDiesel so I did Air & cabin filter, Diesel Fuel filter, Oil / filter and looked around. (no photos taken)

I noticed that my rear brakes were beyond the wear markers so I replaced the rear rotors & pads after what felt like a full day of hammering. RAM dealer quoted me $950. Local shop quoted me $600 and I did it myself for $275 using "premium OEM like parts from Advance" whatever their "best non-OEM brakes were" no issues and install went well

Oh and my custom New Hampshire plate came in:

and a truck wash:

Ready for Spring and lots of adventures! It was a great winter. Truck is ready for lots of moto-moving.