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Has anyone installed the bed outlet that normally comes with the bed utility group? I know which part goes in the hole I have in my bed that currently has a plastic insert in it but I'm not sure what other wiring would be needed. I have other AC outlets in the truck already so I have an...

I get it but that just feels wrong and they're just passing the buck onto someone else. There is 0 chance I'll take my own time and pay out of my own pocket for something that Stellantis told me flat out is covered by warranty.

Interesting, I thought they re-engineered the windows...

I got the same response from corporate, use insurance. The dealership finally agreed to caulk it again and it hasn't leaked yet, fingers crossed.

Do you know if any of those people asked for reimbursement and were able to get it? This is the link I see in the warranty notification: http://www.fcarecallreimbursement.com/

I'd trade it in and let it sit on a lot getting wet on the inside before I paid a dime of my own money fixing something that is covered by warranty, which is probably what I'm going to do as soon as I get it back.

You are correct, I printed it off and showed it to them. They gave me the same response, use insurance. Ram claims that the warranty extension does not include replacement.

Anybody else have a dealership tell you to use insurance when their caulk job failed to seal the rear window? When the dealership told me that I immediately called ram customer care and they told me the exact same thing.

I'm getting mine replaced today, 55k miles. Mind telling me what they charged for it? Dealer by me is charging me $1,009 which includes $207 for "diagnostics". I had to get it towed it there so not a lot I could do about the price, they had me over a barrel.

@MoreOvalteenPlz Nice, thank you for the pictures. I put an H8 AGM in there, glad I did some research first. @bigdodge Thank you!

I need to put a new battery in my 2019. Has anyone put a H8 AGM in their truck. It seems like it would fit but curious if anyone has had success doing it.

Does anyone happen to have the part numbers for the door modules you put in your truck when replacing the tow mirrors? I am starting to think I bought the wrong ones. The modules I would need are for standard black mirrors with heat, dimming, and power fold.

I did. I tried 4 or 5 times 4 or 5 different ways.

Has anyone had any trouble using the OBD Genie to add the mirror features to their truck (fold/heat/dimming)? I am getting 4 red blinking lights when the programmer and bypass module are plugged in, power folding worked so I thought I was in the clear. According to the FAQ 4 lights means...

MSRP: $51,210 Paid: $37,819 + tax + fees The 'internet' price was $37,319 but when I showed up it was $38,319. There were 2 $500 rebates I didn't qualify for. Dealer was nice enough to meet me in the middle plus give me the $1,000 trade in bonus I didn't technically qualify for.

My lab goes to work, and everywhere else, with me everyday so I got one of these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B013VPZTAQ It contains a good amount of the hair and keeps him in the back seat. It also prevents him from ending up bunched up and injured on the floor. When there are people in...

Yes, they are awful IMO. I do a lot of interstate driving with heavy traffic and these mirrors make me nervous when merging. I am replacing mine in the few weeks.

I have a truxedo lopro and it is pretty tight. I had to move the adjustment screws all the way out in order to close it. I installed it on a 15 degree day in the snow so I assumed it just needed to be broken in and would stretch a little. The lip on the inside of the tailgate hits the cover...

I usually punch a few holes in the filter with an awl and let it drain before taking it off, almost no mess at all.

I am also not a fan of the manual fold tow mirrors, they look and feel cheap. I was so busy looking at everything else on the truck I didn't even notice how awful they are until I bought and put a few hundred miles on mine.