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In looking at the preliminary information, it looks like it might be a simple add-on, at least if you already have the XFQ option on the truck . It appears to use the same 12-pin connector that you would get with the available single camera kit(82215770) that you would purchase at the dealer...

As we all have come to know, trying to get the trailer camera wiring to a somewhat usable state means forking out huge dollars for the whole trailer wiring package that comes with multiple, and different lengths, of cables. The premise being to daisy chain the various lengths together to get to...

Great. Thanks for the quick reply. I look forward to possibly meeting up with you.

So it looks like you did what is next on my list. You took the 'normal' BedRug, cut the tailgate section off then trimmed it to fit the MFT? Did you sew any kind of edging onto the MFT sections or just left the raw edge?

Good afternoon, So, just over seven(7) months in, is the film still meeting your expectations? Any issues or the like? I'm also located in Cowtown so if you would be okay with it, I'd like to see how it looks. I can come to wherever you would want to meet up. Drop me an email at...

Does anyone on the Forum have the original installation kit(threaded inserts, bolts, etc) for the 82215285AB dealer sold Bed Utility Rails that they haven't used? I'm thinking that if one of the Forum members does have it it's because they didn't want to use the Aluminum threaded inserts. For...

Can you possibly post a photo of where you trimmed, and by how much?

So wouldn't it be great if someone could develop a module that would plug into the trailer camera wiring such that it would bring a left turn image or a right turn image onto the 12" screen when the turn signals are activated. It would require two separate cameras, each mounted at their...

So, here's where I'm at now-from somewhere out in Mother MOPARLand the decree came down that the cable that I posted the picture of only comes with the complete after sale/accessory purchased package. So that substantiates what you've said about it. But now comes the real question, if that is...

This is the additional wiring, really a jumper cable, that comes with the truck when it is equipped with the trailer camera wiring prep kit. At least it's supposed to come with the truck! As I noted in my original post it was shorted in mine, but I've been assured it will be here in the next...

I actually picked up the '21 this past Thursday morning. It's only got 173 Km(~107 miles), but it feels way tighter than my '19 did when it was new. When I say tighter, I don't mean not broken in yet tighter, but just quite a bit more solid. This is my 4th 1500 w/4 corner air, and it seems that...

I just took delivery of my '21 10th Anniversary LongHorn yesterday, so I can provide a bit of input. For the trailer TPMS system, if you've got it as an option, somewhere in your truck cab, most likely the lower glove box, you'll find a sealed package containing four TPMS sensors, and the...

I'm taking delivery of my 2021 Longhorn 10th Anniversary Edition(non-RamBox) tomorrow, and as everyone knows it comes with the MFT as a standard offering. I currently have a BAK Revolver X4 on my 2019 Longhorn, and I am very impressed with the tonneau cover design. I've had one on the last...

Has anyone used the Chrysler -12+8 Cable Adaptor for Autel MaxiSys MS908 MS906S 908S MS905 bypass cable with the OBDLink MX+, and/or the AlfaOBD software?

Thanks very much for the input, it is appreciated. I'll look into the Autel cable this evening.

Now that I've gotten a quick education from various members on the use of the OBD port and companion software to make changes, or additions, to the truck's infrastructure, is there a consensus on who has the best bypass cable? I'm not worried about cost as much as I am about the overall...

Thanks for the harness part number, I've just sent it off to my dealer parts lady to get her to confirm that it is compatible with my hopefully soon to arrive 2021. I've been onto the OBDLink website, so based on your recommendation with respect to your use and success, I'm going to get it...

My new truck will have the rear heated/ventilated seats, invertor, and the USB ports so this gives me something to go on. Last thing for this evening-which OBD plug do you use with the AlfaOBD software?

I guess the easiest and most direct answer would be is that I am comfortable with CD technology and it's ease of use. Call me a fossil, or old-school, or whatever you wish, but CDs are just my preference, and there are numerous members of this forum, plus other forums, who support that thought.

More great info to work with. I just went and looked at my '19 and there it is, the CD housing is indeed all a part of the console trim panels. It's amazing when you look closely rather than just making an assumption! Further to the console, in your first post you had mentioned getting ones...