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i am not a leather expert but here is the information tag that came with my Limited with indigo frost interior. There has been much discussion on this forum regarding the “leather” interiors.

A little help please. What is the BATTERY SENSOR, what is it’s purpose, where is it located? Thanks

The Ram features active vibration dampers mounted to the truck's frame rails

Just have to ask, what issues have you had with your truck that required $15000 to repair under warranty?

Interesting, I just read that Texas outlawed red light cameras this year? Have you checked into that or are you going by your recent experience?

At least you are making progress, that is good. Maybe once you have the battery good and charged and some time has elapsed, everything will return to normal. Might be worth a trip to Autozone to get battery checked and read the fault codes.

Maybe, but a lot of us have rust on the mild steel parts in the truck. Have you had evidence of leaks in your truck particularly the front drivers side, such as the carpeting?

Just my opinion, but if it was me I would give them at least one more chance to fix the problem. Or maybe you have other issues with them ?

You have so many things going on at once.... if the grounds under the hood all seem to be good, go the other way, disconnect negative battery terminal, give it 30 minutes or so to settle and reconnect. You will lose some personal settings for a while but based on everything that has been posted...

Haven’t read any posts about issues with grounds in the cab, but you never know.

Hard to see anything in the picture. Try cleaning and polishing more and if still not satisfied take it to the dealership for warranty claim. Maybe the paint got sprayed to thin there or was just defective. Either way make a claim ASAP, the longer you wait the more likely the dealership will...

Check the grounding points under the hood. There are several threads on this forum about electrical problems that eventually were traced to faulty grounds. Good luck and keep us posted, please.

Don’t know, but why not just put a few on a usb and try it. If it works, do the rest. You won’t break it.

Hopefully FCA is paying some attention to this issue and giving consideration to some type of fix, be it hardware or software. More than likely not, given the small universe of this Forum compared to the overall ownership of new Rams. In the meantime, I have turned off the Auto braking function...

You may want to base your decision on what caused the bolt to break. You want to be sure you don't have a serious underlying problem that caused the bolt to break. Without knowing more information, it would be hard to say if it is safe to drive. For instance, which bolt on the right side broke...

Thumbs up for making me go to the dictionary! "Plebian" …..yea!

What brand and trim is your new truck?

What time of day was the picture taken? Also was the sun setting or rising and was it to your back when you took the picture? It is a good picture and does give your truck a much deeper ivory look. I too own a truck with the tri coat and don’t recall it ever looking that “ivory”. It is a tricky...

Please post results of software update as soon as possible. My truck goes in Wednesday and should get update, but I have not had any issues and really don’t want the update if it causes some.

Just a thought, but maybe disconnecting the battery for say 30 minutes might cause whatever is “remembering “ your east coast time to reset to factory default. Then upon reconnecting the system will have to search for your current gps position.