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I installed rear auxiliary lights exactly like Blacksheep wants. Instead of a separate wire and switch to power them I used an Aux Switch power lead. There is no need to add relays, etc. for basic LED pods and there is no back feeding At rear bumper I: Spliced a 14ga red wire to Aux Switch #4...

Yes and yes

None. Just negative comments on why I shouldn't have drilled drain holes

I had water there too. Probably from washing the engine compartment. Is not an issue but I didn't like it, so I drilled drain holes

I tried several methods and tools. This type of tool was the only one that could consistently remove those hood liner inserts. Hood liner tool

Time to get a lawyer

A plastic insert would probably be too big for the light's mounting hole. I used what I had, a #10 or 12 metal screw, maybe bigger, can't remember.

Yes, I pulled the insert and used the hole the insert used to screw the light down

IMO Ranch Hand and Rancher are the two top brands for design, mounting strength, beauty, and quality. I have a Ranch Hand on my 2016 1500 Eco and a Rancher on my 2020 3500 HO.

Yes, the insulation is fastened with the plastic plugs at those sites. I just used a metal screw that fit the plug's holes

I installed the KC light that RAMomkey mentioned in post #2. I connected to an Aux Switch for power. Here's pics

Yes sir, that's exactly what I did. Thanks for the coding training - appreciated

Where I typed Connect below you need to connect to the control unit. It looks like you missed doing that. For example to keep fog lights on with high beams: Car Model> Ram 1500> Function> Body Computer> Control Unit> My2016+ Powernet>Connect> Select Hood Open icon> Select procedure> Car...

I have tried Vairs that connect directly to the battery and they could only air up to 57 PSI. I then bought a Dewalt 20V Max Tire Inflator (DCC020IB). It's the best of the 6 or so devices I have owned. It's the first one to easily reach 80 PSI and the battery lasts for a long time.

It should fit. Your tire is .7" larger in diameter than the 10 ply tire I have as a spare, with room to spare

Welcome to the forum. I don't know the answer but here's what I do when I wonder if a feature is in Alfa. I open Alfa on my phone or my computer without it hooked to the truck and leisurely search around Alpha. I go through the paces as though I'm hooked up to the truck, ignoring the...

Thanks, It all makes sense and good usage. Except for driving a semi, I do the same.

It's operating properly. The brake controller only applies power to the trailer's brakes, none to the brake light circuit. You should adjust the controller so that you only have to use the truck's brake pedal.

I read what you posted and nowhere does it say Mopar. What makes you say it's a Mopar Lifetime?

No such thing as a 5th generation Mopar lifetime, he must have an aftermarket lifetime