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https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2025/MC-11019588-0001.pdf

You’re welcome. There used to be a thread but, it’s too much work to keep up. I just wish there was an index. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Also, there’s another new one about the “speed sensing doors not locking or other components”

This one may help @StuartV

Nope. They’re called manufactures communications. Best to EXPAND ALL on each page. Plus there’s usually duplicates

Added a link for NHTSA

NHTSA has all of them, but not necessarily in an easy list https://www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle/2025/ram/ram%2525201500%252520crew%252520cab/pu%25252fcc/4wd?automatedTest=true#manufacturerCommunications

Prolly wouldn’t mess up a connection, there’s usually a couple inches of wire available otherwise it’d be hard to replace

Dumb question, is it off? Either in the settings or the button above the radio?

I gotta say, my 21 F-150 had 3 battery replacements. They use cheap batteries and are just barely enough so the trucks basically wreak he!! on them, cracking cells. If I remember correctly, the F-150 was OEM with an H-6 but the tray was large enough and could support an H-8. Everyone who...

ATTENTION: Approach Lighting: (At least for my issue, headlights not turning on with fob) There’s a BCM update. My dealer did the update then restored settings and viola! it works. Maybe that can also fix the approach proximity & battery issues.

There has been discussion that proximity approach is causing the double dead battery issue.

It’s responsible for doing all the electronic functions while the truck is off (or auto stopped) including, proximity approach, but also, running the radio, fan, etc while auto stopped. With the intent of preventing what’s happened to you

Bogus.. that the powertrain?

What has the dealer said about it?

I believe people have said they found it in the manual bag or the center/armrest compartment

I’m pretty sure the limited does in fact have all of that

If you have proximity, you have the card

Yeah, but it seems like they’re much less likely

The splash guards are relatively easy to install. You need to drill 1 hole underneath and there are plastic rivets. If you don’t have a tool, there’s tons of youtubes on how to do the rivets without. I did.