Another stupid question...

[iamtheav8r]

I guess I didn't think enough about it, but now that I own it I see there is only 1 12 volt power source in this truck and it's up on top of the dash. WTF, Ram?

So my question is...is that hot all the time or does it power down with the accessory delay feature?

Thanks

 

[eyeguy]

My 2020 laramie level 1 has 2. One down in the console below phone holder and one for back seat use. Think it powers down.

 

[Edwards]

I guess I didn't think enough about it, but now that I own it I see there is only 1 12 volt power source in this truck and it's up on top of the dash. WTF, Ram?

So my question is...is that hot all the time or does it power down with the accessory delay feature?

Thanks

Another stupid answer - "if you read the manual..."

you'll find that there is a fuse with two possible positions. Once for switched power and one for constant.

 

[iamtheav8r]

My 2020 laramie level 1 has 2. One down in the console below phone holder and one for back seat use. Think it powers down.

You don't have the one up on the middle of the dash?

 

[iamtheav8r]

Another stupid answer - "if you read the manual..."

you'll find that there is a fuse with two possible positions. Once for switched power and one for constant.

Yes, I was admittedly being lazy., however...the manual is unclear. It says the outlet on the top of the dash only works when the ignition is in RUN or ACC, but then there's a graphic stating you can move the fuse over to change that.

 

[eyeguy]

Sorry I should have read the question more closely. I thought you were asking about the 115 outlet. I was refering to the 115 location. Yes I have a 12 volt in that same weird spot. Guessing its for laser/radar detectors?

 

[Jako]

FYI

 

[jdmartin]

I love the switched one on the dash. The only thing I have left these days that uses a straight 12v socket is my ancient but still functional Bel radar detector.

 

[iamtheav8r]

I love the switched one on the dash. The only thing I have left these days that uses a straight 12v socket is my ancient but still functional Bel radar detector.

Turns out, mine is hot all the time. Glad to know it can be switched.

Thanks