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My parts are arriving today for this project: https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/2019-bed-light-kit-install-question.1631/post-473657

Redline told me 5% by volume.

Northern CA, about 45 min east of SF.

Thanks! It looks like the jumper harnesses for the 2019 models use a different part number than the 2020's. Not sure why. I decided to locate a 2020 truck on autotrader that was equipped with the Bed Utility Group (which includes bed lights). I found one with the closest configuration to mine...

Glad to hear. I have two additional questions: 1) Did you have to run any new grounds? 2) Can you confirm the part number of the harnesses that you used? Thank you

Thanks for doing this work. Based on my limited research, I think we need these two harnesses: 68440590AA 68438673AA It appears that FCA makes harnesses for no LPL or XB9, LPL only, XB9 only, and LPL + XB9...

Bump. Does anyone own a set of these? Curious how they compare to the factory all weather mats.

I have been using Walnut Creek CJDR with excellent results to date. Their foreman removed the dash to perform the A/C "update" and the work was very good, even from a technician's point of view. Hoblit is about 1.25 hr from me.

Like I said, it is very possible if FCA has put the parts on restriction.

Thanks. Did you ever check with Hoblit in Woodland? That is where I bought mine.

It could be true. FCA is known to put certain parts on restriction and require dealers to open techline cases. 6.4 engines was one of them, for a while.

Just curious, which dealer did you use?

I just went outside to check mine. Unfortunately the oil galley plug is bone dry on mine. I am going to order a replacement sensor from a different dealer, install and reevaluate.

Excellent find. I am going thru the exact same scenario. I took the truck to the dealer on 5/3. They acknowledged the leak but said it is residue from the last repair. The area was cleaned and dye was added. They kept the truck, drove it for 100 miles, and said there was no leak. I got the...

Mine does that occasionally, I think it is normal operation. In fact, the 2021 manuals now contain this statement (look under note):

How many idle hours do you have? My understanding is that HEMI's do not do well when idled excessively due to inadequate lubrication by design. Supposedly some of the police HEMI vehicles are programed to have a higher idle speed to somewhat alleviate this issue.

My truck received the repair yesterday. It took 9 days for the parts to arrive, but once the parts arrived, the repair was completed same day. The job was decent. Only damages I noticed were a slight chip/dent on the center console in an area that is not really noticeable and a section of the...

It uses RTV for the cover. You must use a special RTV for differentials because the friction modifier will attack most RTV’s. Use either the Mopar stuff: Or this permatex product: Permatex 81182 Gear Oil RTV Gasket Maker, 3 oz...

https://www.acprocold.com/product/r-1234yf-a-c-pro-recharge-kit/

I was expecting for a magnetic drain plug, but I guess FCA is different than the Asian imports I am used to working on. I plan to remove the diff cover at my next oil change.