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You might want to message @Jimmy07 who seems to know all about this kind of thing.

Ebay isn't a brand. I hope you didn't pay a lot for them. Rebel headlights are LED reflector headlights and the TRX headlights are LED projectors. Stock TRX headlights are not a plug and play option on a Rebel. Do you have a link to the specific ebay item you bought? It's been my experience...

You may have inadvertently identified your problem...aftermarket. Where did you buy these headlights? What brand are they? I can't answer your question about weather the wiring is the same or not. Please specify the model year of your Rebel and maybe someone can answer that.

I’ll play along. Just look at my sig to see the options on our 2020 Limited. It took 6 months for our dealership to find this truck and do a dealer trade. In the end it would have been quicker to just order it this way but we didn’t know that when we first started looking. The hardest thing...

Interesting look. Kind of reminds me of a toaster :ROFLMAO: I’m not sure what ditch lights are. But I’d run with covers on any lights that aren’t legal for highway use.

Regarding switching to 100 watt high beam bulbs, another concern would be the increased heat inside the headlight housing.

Definitely not for 2026 models. All of those will have etorque. My hope is that will change for future model years but I wouldn't hold my breath on that.

I would recommend that you post this question in the HD forum. Actually I would recommend that you do a little research on your own instead because this type of question in a forum will give you more answers than you want. I have used Rotella and Amsoil and would recommend either brand...

You guys resurrected a seven year old thread because why? @go-ram you not only took his quote out of context, you also have the benefit of knowing about GM's 6.2 issues after the fact. @SpeedyV had no way of knowing about those issues when he posted that back in 2018. Can you post a link to...

I've read lots of posts about missed promise dates. I would hope for the best but prepare for the worst. You may need to arrange for a rental truck for your trip to Texas. If your truck is still under warranty (8 years/80k miles) it would be worth trying to negotiate a loaner with your local...

Too bad it’s etorque equipped. (n)

I doubt they changed the rambox for 2025 since they didn’t change any of the sheet metal for the refresh, but I can’t say for sure since I haven’t seen one in person. Which dividers are you considering buying?

Looks like normal oil pressures. I might be worried if it falls below 30 psi.

If you're really curious you might want to search through the many other threads where stop/start is discussed to exhaustion lol. When I had my first etorque equipped truck I did my own testing with and without stop/start enabled, and the difference in fuel economy was less than .5 mpg. I'd...

I’m sure people have added them, but why would you want to? There are already enough holes in the cab where water can and does leak in. I can’t say I’ve seen anyone in this forum post about adding them but you could always do a forum search.

We're happy to accept you to this forum. We try not to except anyone from joining :D Your truck looks nice and clean!

Yes, there is a setting in Uconnect to deploy them, but it only works for when the truck is stationary. There is also a setting to keep them stowed and will not deploy when you open the doors.

You can't totally prevent them but there are ways to really reduce the number of door dings you get. Parking where no one else parks is a big one. Sure, you might have to walk further but it's worth it to me. Plus I get a little more exercise. Another way is to put the air suspension in off...

Congrats on your new truck. I’m a fan of Delmonico Red. But I think you miss-typed your truck model. I’m pretty sure that’s a Big Horn not a Longhorn.

I agree with you in spirit but unfortunately while you're fighting with Stellantis your window will be letting in water and causing damage if you don't do something yourself in the meantime.