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I I am now at 162,000 miles on my hemi. And I’ve never put a drop of anything but 87 octane in it. Runs like a champ. I pay close attention, particularly in the summertime listening for pinging, but I’ve never heard any. But this makes me really curious about 88 octane so I will be watching...

Well, honestly it sounds like you indavertantly left the truck running when you exited. It then idled till it died and then killed the battery. The low battery would explain the many warnings, this is a well-known issue. Hate to admit but I've done this a couple times, which I chalk up to...

At one time, like 10 or 15 years ago AMP was the OEM supplier to RAM, but that hasnt been the case for several years. When I got mine I researched to find the manufacturer and I did but I cannot recall who it is, nor did I seem to store that information anywhere. If I think of it I'll repost.

@Pop's Ram - here's a strange thing. The noise is gone. literally no evidence of it ever being there. I waited about 3 weeks to be sure, but I never hear it any more. Puzzled, but happy for now.

Thats a bummer to hear. I've got 159K miles on my 2019 with the Mopar PRB's and not a single issue. Knocking on wood. I do spray the mechanical joints but just occasionally. Temperature never seems to make a difference. Wonder if i'm just getting lucky so far. I do love them though. so...

Well it certainly sounds like we have the exact same problem. I had a mechanic tell me of a non-urgent concern about one of my axles/differentials, but that it was far too early to worry too much about it. I'm trying to reach hime and will advise if this is at all related.

Just curious, what makes you certain it's not an exhuast leak?

Thanks for the ideas! I don't think mine is ANC related, and I dont have a roll-up, but do have a tri-fold soft cover. I believe I can rule that out too given the miles I've put on with the cover and the nature of the sound going in and out at many different speeds.

started and shut off.

As I understand it, it's not just the amount of time that has passed, but the number of start/run cycles too. I watched when walmart installled my AGM and they did 5 cycles in a row and all my lights were out immediately.

Bummer! I wish it were as simple as a dang harmonica...both an easy fix AND and respect for whoever would have done that to me. I may need to use that trick on someone someday soon. In fact, I have a harmonica in my truck as we speak so I am armed. We both have 2019 Hemi Laramie's...I...

@Pop's Ram, I'm curious if you were ever able to get to the bottom of this noise. My truck has 153K miles and this noise started in the last few thousand miles. It's getting slightly worse as time goes on. I never hear it when idling, which is often, and it exhibits no similarity to a bad...

They are amazing in deep snow for an all season tire. Pretty darn good off road too.

That was my question too! I just turned 150K on my 2019! OP, sorry about the troubles, but very common issue with Limited's.

Welcome, and post a picture! Lots of great info here, and lots of good people to assist you.

The sound you describe sounds exactly like a cracked exhaust manifold, not a cam/lifter. Certainly could be either, but I'd surely verify before spending that kind of money unnecessarily.

It's a bad idea to completely seal an electronic module like this. They need to vent due to condensation caused by temperature. If you are out of warranty then my suggestion would be to get a can of that FlexSeal stuff and spray the surfaces exposed to gravity-induced water intrusion and leave...

This ain't your typical EV startup!! Scout is owned by VW which bought the brand several years ago. VW is sinking billions into a Scout-specific brand new assembly plant in South Carolina. I'm involved in some of the electronics designs with their Michigan site. On top of this, a few months...

Yep, no useful info without knowing the weight of the pellets and your Payload rating noted on your drivers door jamb.

Having spent the last 35 years supplying the automotive industry with electronics, I can tell you that you are both spot on! I can easily say that I've never witnessed an automotive engineer design a truly bad product, and I can just as easily say I've never seen such a product actually go to...