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Have you tried disconnecting the battery again...leave it disconnected for 10 min or so then reconnect. Let the truck sit after reconnecting...don’t even open the door...for an additional 10-15 min to allow all systems to reboot on their own. This may resolve your issues.

Not saying that this is your problem at all, check the toggle switch for volume behind the steering wheel. It may be stuck in the up or down position. Happened on my wife’s GC once.

My USB's have remained on (for extended periods of time) after shutdown for two years now without issue. Pretty sure you'll find that its normal behavior for the new rams.

I think someone above is correct, if you have the right wheel all the way up, you cannot control the ambient lights with the left. If you back the right wheel down just past the notch, you can then control ambient light brightness with the left all the way from full bright at the top, to...

Not true. I have a limited, and the dimmer switch dims dash, doors, footwell and maplights

Not unusual for the lights to be on after shutdown. Many posts from concerned owners over the past couple of years without any real issues being reported. You're probably ok now.

Everyone with the clunk should just copy the video and walk into their dealerships and claim it’s a video from under their truck.

I was sitting at an off ramp in Texas many years ago in a Dodge 1500 with my hitch and ball attached. An uninsured driver exited the interstate while simultaneously searching his floorboard for a CD he wanted to listen to. He hit my truck running 45-50 mph without ever braking. The impact...

Cargo light can be turned on/off from the headlight switch inside the cab, or from the push button located on the drivers side cargo light inside the bed. Otherwise, like posted above, ensure your tailgate on the passenger side is completely closed.

Well, every car I've ever owned has had an issue when the fuel blends change...LMAO...love the "crock of salami"

My air ride in the Ram is way better than the air ride in my wife’s grand Cherokee. I have 20s and so does she. I think it’s because of the short wheel base on the GC.

Probably all of the electronics inside the truck going into an overnight sleep mode. May be creating a static pop though the speakers. Just a guess.

My truck has 5 different themes that I can choose from. Each one of them changes the background pattern on the display, and changes the numbers style and coloring. 4 of the 5 themes have a digital speedo that is solid in color, but the script style changes between the selections. 1 of the 5...

its worth the couple hours it takes to chase down the little vibrations. I eliminated mine right after purchase and have had 37000 miles of relative quiet. Mine is a relaxing space to be in. I can crank my volume on every genre of music. Biggest offenders were 1. sunroof velcro clips, fixed...

I wasn’t comparing 3.5 tuned to a stock Hemi. My Ram is tuned but still won’t outpace what my Raptor was capable of. This Ram, however, is probably the nicest truck I’ve ever owned. Won’t be trading it off anytime soon...and it currently has 37,000 trouble free miles. Got rid of the eco Raptor...

^^^this is very true. My Raptor had tons of get up and go through 75/80, then felt meh...but would still outrun my Ram from there to max speed. To me, nothing beats the smooth linear acceleration of a v8. As fast as the Raptor was, I hated the drivetrain characteristics of the boosted 6.

Didn’t say that. I’ve owned both and I’m simply letting you know the Ram isn’t going to outrun the 3.5. But feel free to jump out there and give it a shot.

I had a 2017 tuned Raptor. It topped out at 150. Don't think my Ram would smoke it at any speed. Love my ram though!

Velcro holds the covers in the seems, they definitely should be adjusted. Just takes a little more time and patience, and maybe even a steamer to make those look fantastic