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I'm going to take a guess, but it's probably the "AC hack". The 10 dollar heater hose clamp.

It's hard to see, but it looks like there's damage to the bottom of both doors, front/bottom of bed, and side step.

I don't think anyone is trolling the board, especially other manufacturers. I think the biggest issue, is spending 50K on a new truck, and repeatedly taking it back to the dealership for small problems. When dropping that much money on a new truck, you want it to be perfect, or at least close...

The frame does go under the black seal. In the second picture, you can actually see the crack, going under the black seal.

Wow, good to see that FCA is actually acknowledging that the frame crack, is causing leaks. Good for them. If this is a window manufacturers design flaw, I wonder if they will extend the warranty after 36000 miles?

Were you having the dead battery issue before the OPT7 lightbar was installed? Use a multimeter, to check your battery for a parasitic drain.

From the description page: *This lift kit will only fit 2019-2020 Dodge Ram 1500s with a Crew Cab and a 5.7L engine.

Should work just fine. The kit specifically states, "For Crew Cab, with 5.7L". Doesn't say anything about bed length

Couple of questions, do you have the crew cab or quad? Is your 2019 a classic or 5th gen?

Can anyone with a solid rear glass, comment on the design? Does the solid rear glass also have the plastic frame?

Here's an ebay listing for a used 2019 rear slider. You can clearly see 2 cracks, 1 on each side. Also, it appears the frame goes underneath the black seal/caulk. This would explain the leak associated with the crack. If the crack goes completely under the seal, that would indicate that the...

Just do the old, "apply a little brake" trick. If you're in absolute slick conditions, try turning off the traction control as well. Finally, if all else fails, install and Auburn.

I wonder if there's a way to permanently seal the rear drain tubes, and permanently seal the channel. That way, all the water has to drain from the front drain tubes. Would that be possible, or is the arch of the roof too much?

I'm going to agree with Lincoln Six. I'd say it was probably your transfer case overheating. Have the dealer check the fluid level, and/or change the fluid.

This video is for the 4th gen Ram. Are the 5th gen Rams using the same window?

Wow, that's really obvious.

Dragging the truck 50' onto the flatbed, should not do any harm.

It seems that the cracks/leaks are starting to pop up in trucks with 15K to 20K miles. Hope this doesn't become a major issue for Ram.

Does the solid rear window have the plastic frame around it? Can anyone confirm?

Damn, your story sounds horrible. Sorry, you have to deal with this.