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Yes they will fit.

Yes, the "rubber button" is a switch. If you are hard wiring the lights to a power source you will need to replace it with a simple on-off switch. The replacement I posted will fit in the OEM light. If I remember right I had to do a little filing to make it fit. If you have a tonneau cover and...

Yes, you can wire OEM lights to the trailer harness. If you are just wiring lights to the trailer harness or white/tan wire in the cab you don't need the factory harness. You can buy the OEM left light (with switch) online Mopar part # 68312567AB. The right side is #68312566AB. I paid $60.35...

I replaced my stock back up lights with these: https://www.amazon.com/reverse-LUYED-Extremely-Chipsets-Reverse/dp/B07MW2R2HK They are much brighter than stock and work well for me.

You must have longer arms than me! I find the placement of the Pentastar filter to be a major pain in the a... Between removing the rear engine cover, stuffing paper towels around the base, reaching about as far as I can reach, and trying to get the assembly into a plastic bag before dripping...

It's normal for almost all the vehicles I've ever owned. Out of dozens of vehicles of multiple brands, only one has been fairly accurate (early Acura TL). Every other vehicle computer has over calculated the mileage. My guess is the manufacturers do this on purpose to make the majority of owners...

On the rear passenger floor there is a plastic plug behind and slightly towards the center of the truck from the in floor storage bins. Look under the truck or pull back the carpet and you will find it.

Yes, if you want to make it easier there is a wiring harness adapter available that plugs into the factory hitch harness so you don't have to cut into it. You will have to change the OEM switch though. I decided to I wanted both functions so I tapped into the cargo lights, found a simple toggle...

Did you use the "PAYINFULL" coupon for a $365 savings? Never mind - I just saw your last post.

What he said. I think they were around $36 when I bought mine.

I bought the Dee Zee version from Ebay. It works great and was around $26 if I remember right.

I don't run a front plate so I can't help you there. If all you are looking for is something to cover the edges search Amazon for silicone plate frame.

Any word on a bigger discount?

1) Set a camera or your cell phone on the floor a few feet from the exhaust exit. 2) Start recording 3) Walk to the driver's door, open, get in, start the vehicle 4) Let idle - blip the throttle a couple of times - hold the throttle at a few of common rpms (say 1500, 2000, and 2500 rpm) 5) Post...

I'm starting to believe the reason no one (including Magnaflow) will post a clip is because they are not happy with the sound. I have never had this difficult of a time finding a sound clip of an exhaust system.

Did these have a recent price increase?

My 2019 Bighorn with 7000 miles has had no problems other than the worst air conditioner I've had in decades. It's the basic system so I can confirm the problems are not only in 2 zone systems.

Old thread - obvious cure to your "problem" Rotate your tires!

I have a 26 gallon tank on my Bighorn. I don't normally let it get lower than 1/8 to 1/4 tank before I fill it, but recently let it get low enough to trigger the low fuel level light. I think it indicated a range around 40 miles left when I refilled it. It took 22.8 gallons.