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Just want to throw my follow-up into the ring... I added this to MY 2019. You do have to re-wire pin8 to feed the LED, but it does work like a Factory installed option. I have it wired to my bed lights and to my back up lights, isolated each circuit with a 3amp diode(s) so the circuits don't...

Sorry for my absence people.. been Krazy Busy here--- Just some clarification on the harnesses.... the 3 external harnesses are needed, those you can order up from Mopar... the 3 internal harnesses are only required if your DT wasn't pre-wired with them... ALWAYS double check, you may get...

Marc.. Those should be all you need to edit... -=FM45=-

@ajfRam -- it's been a while, but you added the posted change - what does that do... I don't remember making such edit... - CustSetMenu 1: auto on comfort CSM present- FEATURE 2 - 3 OPTION -=FM45=-

@ajfRam --- these are my settings - I have the soft buttons on the screen as well as the manual buttons.. ** Cloth Seats ECUConfig 3: Front Heated Seats Present: Yes Heated Steering Wheel Present: Yes ECUConfig 4: Heated Seat Present: Yes Memory: Heated Steering Wheel Present: Yes...

@brental1 --- I am still finishing up the how-to, which I hope will clear up some of your questions... I am writing it on my down time... that's why it's not done yet :) -=FM45=-

@ajfRam Drivers Cav Circuit Gauge Color Function 1 G13 0.35 VT/BU ADJUSTABLE PEDALS SENSOR SUPPLY 2 F503 0.50 OG/PK LEFT FRONT SEAT CUSHION SUPPLY 3 F507 0.75 GN/PK LEFT FRONT SEAT BACK SUPPLY 4 F919 0.75 PK/BG...

@brental1 -- I can confirm that your vehicle is not a unicorn. I have modified 4 Rams that needed to have the body harness wires added... as far as the stack switch (seats/wheel) ... you just add it and when the changes are made in Alfa, those 3 buttons become active... don't get caught up...

@kosmos66 -- I ran the constant power wire along the frame body harness under the truck... it's in a protective mesh loom and it's zipped tied. The new wire is protected by a circuit breaker... -=FM45=-

The changes you want to make are in the BCM... have you made the changes with Alfa and confirmed the change was made?? -=FM45=-

You usually get plug, pins with pigtails ... use that site as a reference and search sites like mouser.com --- you may find what you need. -=FM45=-

@brental1 --- I'm re-writing a how-to for the seats, I'm at the station for my 24 hr shift -- it will be posted once it's ready... as far as the heated wheel, you'll need a new clock spring and the wheel, haven't done mine yet but it is on my list.. -=FM45=-

Yes.. to Fuse box and to the Can junction block.... unless your body wire harness already has them presently... If I remember correctly, you'll need 3 or 4 power wires and a pair of twisted wire for the data... -=FM45=-

@tabber02 ... yes and no, I did have my shop drop in the heat pads, module, and seat wiring. I just got to remove the center console to change the harness and add the rear buttons to the end cap. Also have to create a harness that comes from the rear module to the fuse box and as well as the...

I've looked everywhere for the heated seat how-to write, can't find it anywhere... I will get another one together, it's just going to take a little.. @ ...Ram76 -- yes, the drivers seat YP (yellow plug) is wired to the pass seat YP, then wiring goes from the pass seat YP goes back to the fuse...

This-- http://connectors.dcctools.com/home.htm -=FM45=-

here is my install.. https://5thgenrams.com/community/attachments/ram-12-volt-plus-pdf.56456/ I've since ran power directly to battery thru a circuit breaker... clean, neat and looks stock.. -=FM45=-

I went the Alpine OEM way from the base 6... more info here--- https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/modifying-the-base-6-to-the-alpine-9.34694/ -=FM45=-

Not sure it's as simple as cutting and splicing... that black box attached to the under side of the pass seat is the heated seat/wheel module... it is tied into the BCM thru the can-system. I can post what each plug does if that helps ya... -=FM45=-

I haven't actually dug into my wheel but the module that is used for heated seats is also used for the wheel... when doing the wiring for the seats, i would also add the wiring from the module to column.. you'll need a new wheel with heat, pins and plug, and then programming... -=FM45=-