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Passive entry on my new 2026 1500 Ram

rocks33

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Just a simple question before I call my dealer... I was under the impression that all 2026 Ram 1500's have this feature. I have the Bighorn level 2 equip. group but assumed it was a feature on all Bighorns.
 
Just a simple question before I call my dealer... I was under the impression that all 2026 Ram 1500's have this feature. I have the Bighorn level 2 equip. group but assumed it was a feature on all Bighorns.
No, it isn't. I'm not sure about 2025+, but the older model years didn't when have it as an option on the Big Horn. Your build sheet that you got with the truck will tell you if you have it or not.

Edit: looked at the builder online and I don't see that as an option on the Big Horn.
 
Just a simple question before I call my dealer... I was under the impression that all 2026 Ram 1500's have this feature. I have the Bighorn level 2 equip. group but assumed it was a feature on all Bighorns.
I have a 2019 Bighorn, level 2, no passive entry, can't speak for 2026 models.
 
From what I found out, only Laramie and up have it. I have the same truck as you but a 2025.
 
Not standard on 2026 Bighorn level 2. Much to my frustration as an oversight when I bought it. Has anyone been able to add it to a 2026? 2 different dealers say it can't be done - for whatever that means.
 
Not standard on 2026 Bighorn level 2. Much to my frustration as an oversight when I bought it. Has anyone been able to add it to a 2026? 2 different dealers say it can't be done - for whatever that means.
Yes, it's been added and there is info on here on how to do it. But it isn't as easy as it was on the 2019 to 2024. Requires a lot more equipment to program.
 
Yes, it's been added and there is info on here on how to do it. But it isn't as easy as it was on the 2019 to 2024. Requires a lot more equipment to program.
Last I checked, it will also require a visit to the dealer. Others can correct me if I missed it, but I don't think anyone has managed to get a "proxy alignment" done outside of a dealership or purchasing the same equipment/subscriptions a dealer would have.

In a nutshell, proxy alignment makes the computers check each other and load any new/different instructions/changes/configurations, such as adding new modules and turning settings on for passive entry.
 
One of many posts here, but it's pretty informative:
 

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