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Very interesting observation, any chance to see Your oil analysis report? Are You taking oil sample always from the drain plug? Same oil brands?

This is unbelievable 57 pages already, same questions over and over again! Why not to use search button, You will find all replies on Your questions. Post #125

I did lane keep assist first, then ACC with hcu and abs.

Interesting thread. Most discussions off topic. Rule of thumb : use the oil strictly according to maker recommendations, higher operation temperatures, higher viscosity index. All the rest is on the housewife level and can be used for cooking oil discussions. Back to the topic: flagging limits...

Both, whatever is best for You and cheaper. Make You own decision.

Had the same issue, clearing faults solved the problem.

Did You follow procedure: Post in thread '2019 ram 1500 tow mirror with 360' 2019 ram 1500 tow mirror with 360 If You have more questions use "search " button on top, type CVPM and You will see a reply on any questions You may have.

What is the attached device connected to my OBDII port? Do I really need it?

Most of us had not modification and alfaOBD experience, that's why this thread was developed. Read first 3 posts, do not read all 56 pages! Use search button for specific questions related to 23/24' models with uconnect 5.

Opinions are like *******s, everyone has one. There would be hundreds of lovers and haters. Make a test drives and buy what You personally like more. I like my RaMs, and I think they are very reliable, but someone for sure may say they are very bad.

Received 2 letters from FCA, they have extended warranty for the window and CHMSL.

Just wandering what is wrong with the oils recommended by Mopar. I was strictly using Maker's recommended oil for any kind of engine or equipment. Are we trying to find better than best recommended by Mopar oil?

It was proven, that Hemi's without MSD (manual gear and HD) also have Hemi tick. Deleting of MSD will not help to prevent Hemi tick.

New Tundra has a lower customer's rating on Edmunds than RaM, seems like they have enough quality and design issues.

I have explained in detail my thinking in post #14, I believe that change of oil in time is very important, but if You do it more frequently like every 1-5k miles, it will not extend the life of Your motor. Type of oil, design and condition of the engine, driving conditions, many things are to...

The only reliable dealer, actually the one from whom I bought my truck is 1 hour away from me, I tried others with very negative result-4 hours waiting+additional dent on my door. I do not want to do this job by myself, because I still believe it's absolutely non necessary. I would rather prefer...

Oil is cheap, my time is not. For changing the oil I spend at least 3 hours of my time, appointments, going to the dealer etc. I do not have these 3 hours to do unnecessary job.

I am more than 35 years working with the engines and oils. From the university I learned about blotter spot method for quick oil test: Blotter Spot Engine Oil Test #OilChat 72 - Blue Chip Lubricants and I am still using this method for quick evaluation. Blackstone oil analyzing is also good way...