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I disagree, battery draws have been issues for many years. Many techs have a hard time diagnosing them, let alone know how to properly monitor for a draw.
I know the 300s, Chargers and Challengers all had recalls. Did plenty of them. I was shocked they didn't expand it to all 5.7, they all had the plastic guide.
You might want to go read the posts. what he has stated is 100% accurate. The MGU has nothing to do with the initial starting of the truck. The MGU doesn't start the truck in S/S until all requirements are met....
No reason to swap it unless it is leaking. The aluminum ones leak too, so many lube shops over tighten the filter cap, the gaskets can start to leak. Most of the plastic cooler/filter housing leaks are from the gasket/seals.
Unfortunately I left the dealership, new owners killed the great family run dealership I spent 15 years at. But I know the people there still a d they 100% know what they are doing. If you are in Michigan, I know a few other places throughout the state that have good techs.
All the wires are present in the connector. IdK about that dealer you are working with. I would have a serious talk with the advisor, tech, shop foreman(if they have one)and manager.
You shouldn't have had to do this.
If you dont have an issue they won't just repair it because you want it done.
Might be quicker to get a transmission than a valve body, call Ram cares and hope they can help.
They are full of ****. The module would still proxy align without the wires. The original will align ans communicate.
I attached a picture of the connector and what wires need to be added. Unplug that connector and check.
That is a picture @Jimmy07 provided in a different post.
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