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I have used the california dash duster for over 10 years with great results.

I turned it off in my 8.4 From the manual:

You can turn that off in the Uconnect. One for the list, make the 6'4" bed 6'6" like GM....I could fit an 8' length of lumber in my 04 Silverado flat on the bed floor diagonally with the tailgate shut, but it is just shy (2") of fitting in the Ram.

The brightness adjustment is greyed out for a couple reasons, brightness control is set to auto (change it to manual to adjust) or if it is already in manual, you have to turn the headlights on to adjust the screen brightness for when headlights are on. You will see the daytime adjustment grey...

IIRC this is only on the Rebel

I have the exact same ART rims as the OP and the tire shop had put the same stick-on weights, when I left the shop I heard them hitting the calipers, they removed all 4 wheels and re-balanced the inboard side with old school hammer on weights so future rotating would not be an issue. BTW the...

shifting to neutral is only required when going to 4LOW (per the manual)....all others are on the fly.

payload rating for my ORG Quad cab with no sunroof or AS is 1723 lbs

Mopar Off Road steps...they fit pretty tight to the body

Cool...thanks for posting that. I was hoping to see if they stash the build sheet under a seat somewhere, lol

Had a check engine light at the beginning of the month and the dealer determined it needed a new fuel tank pressure sensor but it was 2 week backorder....it came in this week so I took it in today to get changed out. Code was P0441.

Are you referring to the speedometer? If so, not that, I am talking about the road speed limit.

Hi All, Was wondering if it is possible to display the current speed limit when not using the Nav....would be even better if it could be viewed in the 7" cluster screen.....I searched but did not find anything on this.

Is the spare on a Rebel a Duratrac as well?....Odd the tire pressure sticker above shows a 65 series tire for the spare.

I think it would look good in black chrome.

Looks great!!! How close are the tires to your upper control arm?

Glad you got a solution...you don't have any choice but to add air looks to be a PIA..lol I had a similar experience when I had purchased 18" wheels for winter use. The shop used stick-on weights and the ones stuck to the inboard edge did rub the caliper. This shop does not drive customer...

Thanks all....time to give the Hemi a wash. :cool: (y)

When I had my 04 Silverado, a couple times a year I used to spray some Simple Green all over the engine bay and hose it off with minimal pressure from a garden hose (no pressure washers). I would cover the alternator with a plastic bag to keep direct water out of it and not spray on the fuse...

Wow, thats crazy!!! I haven't looked at mine yet, don't they use cotter pins anymore?