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Not at all, they just get pushed out. No pin removal tool is needed as long as you don’t put one of the wires in the wrong spot.

They go right over the stock knobs. Allen screws hold them in place and it’s solid. 6 allens hold them in place. Just start them till they are flush with the inside and then mount and secure. Make sure to tighten them down to the shallow part of the stock knob.

Nice! Me too finally.

Well they arrived. Now if the wife would just bring the truck back home :cautious:.

Same for us but iPhone related. We had to turn off Show Notifications in the Bluetooth settings with Uconnect on the iPhone. Might be something similar.

Jumper works that is posted.

Just got an email notice my radio knobs have shipped. I’m sure we will all be getting them soon.

The 21 Limited’s have full surround view with or without trailer tow mirrors. Ours has the tow mirrors and full surround view so it’s all good and something I personally checked myself before ordering.

I set my front links to 2 1/8” center to center of attachment holes. This is what resulted in a near perfect level in my case and the pic above. After doing a short drive, the rear was literally a 1/16” higher.

I installed the front links only and spacers as well and I’m even all the way around.

Looks perfect.

Big and ‘aren’t you a little too short’ stormtroopers.

I went with the McGard brand for the truck.

Copy that and understand. Having the ability to do it yourself definitely helps the cost factor.

Add the daystar pucks and it will feel no different. Using just the links increases the pressure too much to compensate.

Got the trailer again and followed @pcar instructions posted above and worked perfectly the first time. Rams guidance is pretty inaccurate per their pressure lowering instructions. Got everything pressured back up and it read immediately. Thanks again pcar.

I leveled mine but with the daystar and revel links as well. I would say any of the pucks would work as long as the center of them was open to allow for the air line and fitting.

No problem. Might wanna do it myself. One project at a time.

See post #6 https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/mft-bed-step-installed-missing-a-mounting-hole-for-bolt-that-was-in-the-instructions.24087/

My ostrich head is back in the ground.