1STRAM2500
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Thanks! I have read the threads on wax/sealants, etc. Do you have a personal favorite surface treatment after clay bar?
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I am just old fashioned and I use meguiars gold carnuba wax.Thanks! I have read the threads on wax/sealants, etc. Do you have a personal favorite surface treatment after clay bar?
Same boat here. Except I ordered mine in August. 30 weeks now. Key fobs on back order…Update as of today: 40 vehicles are still sitting in the train cars, awaiting keys. Some keys are being sent to the rail yard (why not all?), hope mine is among them. This Saturday, March 5th, marks 3 weeks.
Congrats, especially after the long wait. That 2500 is going to feel like a tank after the Tundra, in a very good way. Good luck!I want to thank my RAM Forum friends. The truck I was so anxious about finally arrived at the dealership and I am now the proud owner of my new baby, a 2022 Tradesman CC 6.4. My first RAM and I must say that so far--it was worth the wait! Just hope it performs well as my new tow vehicle. I appreciate all the input from you guys. Thanks so much. Don't even miss my "old" truck, a 2007 Tundra that still drove and rode like new even with 260K miles. The bar was set high...
I had an older Ford key made at a locksmith a while ago.So, I have a question. I ordered two new blank key fobs from e-bay and used Alfaodb to program them. All four (the two original and the two I programmed) work fine in all functions on my 2014 RAM 2500. Recently a jacket (with one of the key fobs in the pocket) was stolen. I'm pissed about the jacket, but more concerned about the key fob. I take the truck to the place the jacket was stolen often, and I'm concerned the perp will take the truck. I can have the door locks changed, but sort of a new BCM, can I delete all the keys and program another set of new ones so all four of the existing will be useless? Thanks.