Unhappy -- No internet; No owner's manual.

[TCP]

think a few steps ahead

So you're talking about being prepared, like having stuff you might not need, but if you need it, you're glad you have it... like a paper copy of the manual. I'm sure you've memorized all 400 pages of it, so you don't need it, good for you.

 

[Scap]

So you're talking about being prepared, like having stuff you might not need, but if you need it, you're glad you have it... like a paper copy of the manual. I'm sure you've memorized all 400 pages of it, so you don't need it, good for you.

Only 12 pages of useful info.
Rest is lawyer word salad.

 

[TCP]

Only 12 pages of useful info.

Then it should be easy to list those page numbers here for us. Please do so.

I'm sure it would be helpful to other readers here that are interested in just printing out those 12 pages rather than spending $40-$60 to get the whole manual.

 

[Scram1500]

Best piece of advice from the manual "Do not drink the battery acid". Aside from that everything else is pretty much common sense

 

[TCP]

Best piece of advice from the manual "Do not drink the battery acid". Aside from that everything else is pretty much common sense

*yawn* That's a pretty lame insult.

Cool, I'm glad the unlabeled fuses that are identified in the owner's manual, are "common sense" to you. I bet you don't like to follow instructions when assembling furniture and say "F it" when you have extra pieces left over and then wonder why it's wobbling later (or equivalent example). You're also implying @StuartsFriend is an idiot by saying the 12 pages of "useful info" they're talking about is just "common sense". Why don't you work for MOPAR? You could probably save them a lot of money by replacing their engineers with just you.

Edit: You're also implying @Dewey is an idiot by saying the 30% of the manual that they said is not "worthless information related to common sense stuff" is just "common sense" according to you. You like like insulting people rather than helping people it seems, oh well.

 

[Scap]

Then it should be easy to list those page numbers here for us. Please do so.

I'm sure it would be helpful to other readers here that are interested in just printing out those 12 pages rather than spending $40-$60 to get the whole manual.

17, 19, 23, 53, 73, 83, 97, 179, 191, 277, 307, 379

 

[TCP]

17, 19, 23, 53, 73, 83, 97, 179, 191, 277, 307, 379

319-326 didn't make the cut? Those pages are pretty much the only thing I've used my manual for. *shrugs*

19 (how to replace the battery in a key fob) seems pretty common sense to me, are you just making up numbers because you now realize you were wrong (or are you admitting that you need help replacing the key fob battery)?

 

[Dewey]

I’ve bought a lot of new vehicles over the years and honestly every single one I briefly review the owners manual within the first few days after buying and then it sits in my glove box for the next 3-5 years and never gets touched again. Something I very easily could have done online if needed. It wouldn’t be the end of the world if I never got another owners manual. Any info I might need is very easily accessible online.

I spend a lot of time in areas with no cell service so obviously that would limit me in certain situations if I needed to search but after owning vehicles for over 40 years I think I could figure things out without a manual in my hand or access to certain info online. If you really want to be prepared take screenshots of the most important info you may need. Phones these days have plenty of memory. Easy enough to do or you could even save the entire owners manual file in your phone with no internet service needed. I have a number of those from other things I own.

 

[StuartsFriend]

This thread.... is like arguing with folks from 1980s.

 

[Scram1500]

*yawn* That's a pretty lame insult.

Cool, I'm glad the unlabeled fuses that are identified in the owner's manual, are "common sense" to you. I bet you don't like to follow instructions when assembling furniture and say "F it" when you have extra pieces left over and then wonder why it's wobbling later (or equivalent example). You're also implying @StuartsFriend is an idiot by saying the 12 pages of "useful info" they're talking about is just "common sense". Why don't you work for MOPAR? You could probably save them a lot of money by replacing their engineers with just you.

Edit: You're also implying @Dewey is an idiot by saying the 30% of the manual that they said is not "worthless information related to common sense stuff" is just "common sense" according to you. You like like insulting people rather than helping people it seems, oh well.

I'm sorry, my position of privilege clouds my sympathy. My Ram is a pre covid model and came with a manual.

 

[Scap]

319-326 didn't make the cut? Those pages are pretty much the only thing I've used my manual for. *shrugs*

19 (how to replace the battery in a key fob) seems pretty common sense to me, are you just making up numbers because you now realize you were wrong (or are you admitting that you need help replacing the key fob battery)?

Duh, they are all prime numbers.

 

[TCP]

Duh, they are all prime numbers.

I feel bad for you if that's the best use of your time. Holy... you have over 2,000 messages here, I'm sorry, but I have other things to do with my time. I'm also sorry for trying to help out the other users.

 

[Threesuns1]

Who needs an owner's manual when we have this forum?

 

[msnyder1112]

You’re mad about not having a book that you probably wouldn’t even look at.
If a tow truck driver askedbto read my manual, I’d immediately relieve him and call a new one. Lmao

 

[HSKR R/T]

Recently purchased a 2025 1500 4x4. Just called big Ram in the sky, and was informed that they don't even print an owner's manual for the 2025. You must go to the Mopar site and print the pdf yourself. (About 400 pages at about 10 cents a page = about $40)
Now some folks will say just look it up on your smart phone. Shockingly, the forest land I work in doesn't have phone/internet signal. And as it stands now, I have no written documentation that tells me how engage my 4 wheel drive. Lord help us when my new hand has to drive it in the woods. I hope the tow truck is a 4x4 for the warranty work.
A $65,000 truck with no operator's manual... sad.

You push the 4-high button to shift into 4wd. If you want 4-low, shift to neutral and be under 5mph. Pretty standard procedures for most 4wds

 

[Brutal_HO]

JFC, several of you need to grow TF up and stop reporting each other for being the a**holes that you are.

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