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I also carried my multimeter and would test the battery when my screen would show this and the battery would be at 13 volts or better. Check the generator (Etorque unit).

So I am looking up parts online for Part 68399418AA On Amazon this guy writes a review on a Dorman brand for his 2019 truck and it was positive, maybe I can save $250 on the part... Alfredo Suarez Alonso 5.0 out of 5 stars So far so good, Ram 1500 2019 5...

Any photos or details you can share? I may be doing this soon.

Looks like this was done here, but just pull the part and replace. https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/service-traction-control-trailer-brake-and-4wd.53914/#post-822661 Here's some more detail on this thread... issue seems to be oil leaking on the wire harness, which btw could be mine as...

Is this something I can diagnose myself or a trip to the dealer?

So on my 2020 1500 when I shift from 2wd to 4wd high/4wd auto / 4wd low, the light on the selector is flashing and not constantly lit. Today it said something about service traction control, but it went away quickly. The error warning did not show up when I restarted a few minutes later. I...

Do you have the etorque? I had the v-6 with e torque and it would do this after the random shut off / stalls. After 4 trips to the dealer and trying to get a head engineer involved, they discoverd the e torque unit to be faulty. No issues since it was replaced. 2023 v6 with e torque.

So I am having the same issues still, 2023 RAM 1500 3.6L V6 etorque model, I have taken to the dealer 3 times now. Only once did it show a code, P032F - combustion engine producing insufficient torque... They schedule me for a re flash of PCM. I did that and it seemed to be okay for about a...

2023 RAM 1500 3.6L V6 etorque model, 9,900 miles, randomly shut down on me 2 weeks ago after turning into my driveway going slow less than 10 MPH. Yesterday it shut off turning right of a road into a parking lot. Both time did the shifter autocorrect, locked parking brake down, and showed...

Think about which rear end you have too. I do not have a lift, but have a front bumper grill guard (Steelcraft) like @mrclortho. I have the 3.92 and if I can stay between 65-68 I get over 17 MPG, once I get above 70 I get into the 15MPG easy.

Anyone else have suggestions on just replacing factory with factory rubber or aftermarket rubber bushings OR replacing with urethane (energy suspension /Mogg/ etc)?

I found a shop that the same guy has been doing alignments for 30 years, no machine with lasers. It appears to be good so far, only time will tell. I did see a guy on YouTube that got an alignment tool kit for $600 that is a do it yourself kit, it appears to have worked well for him and his...

Do you have to use a machine or can you do it the old school manual way?

Part number or website to order from please?

I hear you on this one. I have had several Ram 1500's since 2015 and it appears that since my 2015 each model has issues wearing the front tire evenly. Do you think you have a bad ball joint? What about your toe in on the front? Here is a thread on the specs for play in ball joints, lower ball...

So the front and rear sway bar frame mount bushings are squeaking and I am wanting to replace. They started making noise about 70k and 20k later I am ready to take action. Does anyone know if any aftermarket rubber mounts are okay? If so what have you used and where did you order? What about...

Has anyone tried any grease on the factory sway bar bushings (rubber) to see if that helps?

What did you end up doing? I think my lower ball joints are squeaking too, factory setup..

Reporting back, I have put gas in 4 times and no issues, even went back to the gas station where I had the issue of stopping every 5 seconds... Wonder how much the vapor issue has to due with environmental conditions?

So I filled up 3 times since, different stations, and no issues. I wonder if the station I had issues at (never had issues there before) has changed something? I cancelled my appointment at the dealer since it appears to be fine for now. I wonder what the test is they do to diagnose what part...