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Go get PPF tomorrow!!! Wish I had done it.

They're going to PDR all that they can. Hood and tonneau cover will get replaced. They think a few dents will need fill and paint due to their size and location to feature lines.

I'll find out because I have to drive it like that until October, which is when the body shop can get me in. 40-50 dents and a $9,600 estimate.

Had some custom body work done by Mother nature a few weeks ago....:cry:

Some guys with the cab length boards have installed these and seem to be happy. I don't need them (6' 5" tall). 😁 https://www.amp-research.com/bedstep-2-side-bumper-step/2022/ram/1500

I'm happy with these. LugCap 21-23 mm

Great truck 5thgen.ram, but those pictures?!?! The quality is so nice, it looks like they came from the Ram brochure! Great job!

Loosen the striker bolts (#40 Torx), and slide them rearward a little. Spray latches with silicone lube spray.

2002!

We have a lot of tinted front windows in my area. I'm hoping the police just don't care, and hoping my handicap license plate will sway any decisions to pull me over for tint. 😆 Good luck with yours!

Got my front windows tinted to match the rears.

Uhhhhhh.....no. The thread was evolving and I was talking about the 1-3 gallons that seem to be inaccessible. The OP definitely has something odd happening.

Added this to help get wifey around where we want to go.

Thanks for the info! There goes my theory....

😮 I'm not doing that.... I don't want to suck water into my new Hemi! 🤣🤣

I've never had one out, but I know they're mounted on the top of the tank, with a fuel pick-up that I would guess is not on the bottom of the tank, but probably a 1/2 inch off the bottom. That would explain why it seems you can never access that last 1-3 gallons.

When I bought my truck in March 2023, I was getting 14.1 mpg and was disappointed. I have seen it slowly creep up as the truck breaks in. I'm at 2,800 miles, and now it's 17.3. KEEP COMING BABY!!!

I always assumed it was in case there is any water in the fuel. Water sinks to the bottom of the tank because it's heavier than gasoline. Airplanes have a valve in the bottom of the tank that gets opened before every flight to drain any water that has collected in the bottom of the tanks.

What I have are automotive grade vinyl decals that stick right on top of the factory "Badges". You don't remove anything. You'll see a "chrome" edge around yours which is a cool look also. All my badges were black because I bought the Night Edition.

Owner's manual recommends the plugs be changed at 100,000 miles.