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Hood latch sensor 2019 5th gen 1500 Longhorn
When the hood is closed I get a hood open warning. Any ideas? Thanks in advance -
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Pay for uconnect and navigation after trial period. Unreal
Take chill pill, you don’t have to join anything so just enjoy your system- TerraNewf
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2019 Longhorn 4X4 100,000 kms report
My 2019 Longhorn Crew/6.4 bed has just turned 100,000kms. Front brakes are oem, no issues. Rear brakes were redone twice. Front swaybar and stabilizers were upgraded under warranty. Both manifolds were replaced under warranty. Right rear Brake caliber was changed under warranty, oil changes...- TerraNewf
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Poor mpg for 2022 1500
Don't worry about your milage, it's a truck. Enjoy it like other members stated. if you want an economy vehicle you're in the wrong category- TerraNewf
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List up the vehicles you've owned over the years
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80,000 kms Report
I hope the replacements are the new style, I didn't know there was an issue with the OEM's- TerraNewf
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80,000 kms Report
No protection from road debris with the power side steps. I finally removed the power steps and replaced them with wheel to wheel steps and the last set of flares are treated with 3M coating towards the front of the flaring.- TerraNewf
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80,000 kms Report
Hi everybody, just thought I would report on my 19 Longhorn. Truck just turned 80,000kms and I had 2 new manifolds installed, rear right brake caliber, 2new front sway bar links, broken bolt ahead of muffler at join, needs new bolts and gasket and 3 rear sets of fender flares. I still love my...- TerraNewf
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My Ram 1500 is the worst vehicle Ive purchased. (Power steering)
My 2019 5th gen with 80,000kms just got diagnosed with bad stabilizer links up front. The knocking was driving me nuts.- TerraNewf
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White night edition…yah or nah?
This is my 3rd white truck and can't seem to want to change.- TerraNewf
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Air suspension
I had a 2017 Longhorn and got rid of it because of Air suspension. Frustration was just too over bearing. Dealer kept replacing components to no avail. I've concluded that the system isn't designed for the cold climate.- TerraNewf
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Which to pick - '22 fully loaded hemi vs diesel with air suspension, like the mpg but worried about air suspension problems
If you're looking for trouble free driving then stay away 4 corner air suspension. I had it in my 2017 Longhorn and it was a nightmare for me. Traded it in with 32000kms on it. I've commented on this in the 4th gens forum many times.- TerraNewf
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Do you like power deployable running boards?
Mine are sitting in the garage and I may re-install when I get rid of the truck. The environment here where I live is too harsh and the shit they put on the roads is like sand blasting material. -
Do you like power deployable running boards?
Update: I got rid of the message today, went into settings, saftey, side steps and checked "store" instead of Auto. Message gone -
Do you like power deployable running boards?
I installed Husky mud flaps after first set of fender flares being replaced, and they hang low enough to protect but my truck is a crew with 6.4 bed and the 7 inches extra in length makes a difference. I've checked dealer lots and the Crew 5.7 bed trucks don't seem to be damaged like mine. -
Do you like power deployable running boards?
Thanks CheechDogg, I'll have to purchase an Alfa OBD reader. I'll report when I solve the issue -
Do you like power deployable running boards?
Well once I had mine removed and wheel to wheel installed I get an error message on the Evic "power steps unavailable, please have service" something like that. Anybody have any idea how to get rid of this message? I bought it back to the dealer and was told not possible to get rid of message in... -
Do you like power deployable running boards?
After 2.5 years and 3 sets of rear fender flares I changed mine to permanent steps. Zero protection from road debris and shit they put on winter roads here in NL. If I lived in southern US I would have them for sure. -
Don’t trade in your Ram
Dead pedal don't seem so needed when you see this- TerraNewf
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Do you like power deployable running boards?
3rd set of rear fender flares installed today, truck is only 2.5 years. Just ordered wheel to wheel steps. My OEM power steps will be up for sale in a couple of weeks. I'll be in Ontario until end of January. Need rid of ASAP. -
Do you like power deployable running boards?
This is why I don't like them. Love the concept but no protection. Getting new flares for the third time under warranty next week. A local guy is going to 3M them for me where the problem area is. FCA won't cover the tape, go figure. -
Do you like power deployable running boards?
Tried that and the fenders are perforated all around the wheel well. Looks pretty ugly -
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Do you like power deployable running boards?
Hi guys & gals, been awhile since being on here. I have gone through 2 winters with my 2019 and deployable steps. No issues with the steps but zero protection for underside of truck. My rear fender flares have been repainted twice under warranty and the truck is going in on Monday to have them...
