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I was going to attach it but it's too large for the server. More & more MY22 things coming finally. How about some actual trucks?!?!
There was a lot of UConnect 5 content in the Ops Manual. I couldn't get it to display the quick guide or separate owners supplement. I was able to confirm there's a new "Trailer Hitch Light" located within the tailgate latch on some models which I saw at the auto show. I have pics on another thread somewhere.
Link?Ladies & gentlemen!! MY22 Operator's Manual!!
Nevermind...I used that internet thing. lol
The way I got to it was putting in the VIN from one of the pilot trucks in my Mopar account. I see it's also been posted on the generic RAM website too: https://www.mopar.com/ramtrucks/en-us/my-vehicle/owners-manual.html?openGarage=true
I'm going to need a morphine drip soon to calm my anxiety. LOL
I feel better knowing I'm not the only one rocking the "man-van" OM to try to glean SOME info in the meantime!
I have been dad going off to little league for the last 35 years, all dodge caravans until 2019 when they switched the fleet choice form caravan to pacifica. What is nice, it has all the tech and safety items the limited has, but I never knew I had it until I got on this forum, and i decided one night drove home from the windward to the leeward side of the island with never touching the peddles.I feel better knowing I'm not the only one rocking the "man-van" OM to try to glean SOME info in the meantime!
I'm not making fun of the minivan. I honestly think they're the best bang for the buck out there and by far the best road trip vehicle. Roomy, comfortable, smooth ride, fuel economy very respectable even at "efficient" highway speeds, great power, and lots of tech goodies as you mentioned. Chrysler invented it and has ALWAYS been the best one out there hands down. I used a Chevy Uplander for work for a year and a half until a wheel LITERALLY fell off it. It was a $#!+box but still had the bones of what makes minivans great.
Yes that would be an alternative way of getting the same manual
