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The Problem with the Ram fuel fill is the neck on the fill tube bends to quick and causes the fuel to shut off. If you hold the nozzle up high against the top of the tube and then start filling it will not shut off. The problem is you have to hold it while it is filling . I have the same issue with my 2017 2500 and had the same with my 2009 3500.
The blue one is a very good price. I thought the front camera was standard?That blue one is close. I would like a front camera and no sunroof. Hmmm.
I agree with the brake pedal but 30,000 miles later I’ve gotten use to the amount of pressure it requires. But when I drive my wife’s Tahoe, I almost put everyone through the front windshield at the first stop sign until I get used to how sensitive it is. As far as the AC, my Dodges never blow as cold as other brands. Think the OP will do fine with the AC in MT if mine is adequate for south AL."Quirks" I've noticed after driving my new '20 for a couple weeks.
As others have stated brake pedal feel could be improved just not as firm as I feel they could/should be. Not super worried about it but will mention it when at my first dealer visit. I Will probably switch to a high quality pad like powerstop and see if that helps but I don't see them available for '20's yet. Truck also requires increased effort to hold back in 4L as mentioned.
A/C performance could be better if you ask me. Air output volume sucks. Blower speeds 1-3 are pretty useless. I will say I have been using the auto function and I seem to be fiddling with it less and it actually had me chilled the other day. (In Texas)
I thought the steering wheel was off center but once i found a nice flat road the wheel is straight and the truck tracks as well as I expect it to.
That's all I've noticed so far and they seem to be common gripes.
I agree with the brake pedal but 30,000 miles later I’ve gotten use to the amount of pressure it requires. But when I drive my wife’s Tahoe, I almost put everyone through the front windshield at the first stop sign until I get used to how sensitive it is. As far as the AC, my Dodges never blow as cold as other brands. Think the OP will do fine with the AC in MT if mine is adequate for south AL.
First time my neighbor saw mine he called it a "macho machine"You won't be disappointed.
That's the baddest truck you can buy.
No one seats as high.
No one's as macho.
No one's as off road capable.
Hope you find a deal on a lot!
Cheers
One time my radio kept going up in volume on its own. Restarted the truck and everything has been fine since.
The blue one is a very good price. I thought the front camera was standard?
It does have the camera. My error. It is an 8 hour drive one way. Hmmm
Considering the CTD weighs an extra 1000 lbs over the gasser, the braking is going to be different. They both use the same brake pads, rotors, etc.When I bought my ‘19 I test drove an ‘18 2500 with the Cummins back to back. I don’t know whether they improved the brakes for the 19 model or if the added weight of the diesel made the difference, but the diesel felt like I really had to push the brake pedal really hard to make anything happen. My PW feels very normal and adequate as far as brake pedal feel.
8 hours there and 8 hours back in your new Power Wagon lol
The towing technology package with the front and side cameras is the one option I really wish my truck had. I couldn't find one without the ramboxes or sunroof that I didn't want that had the cameras and I didn't have the patience to order one hehe
No doubt the ride back in a new truck would make the time fly by. I would hate to make the drive there and get the shaft from the dealer.
If we were not living in times of the Bat Flu, I would just order one but who knows when they would go back to making and delivering new trucks.
This truck had me do the numbers against mine to see if I should get into a 2020. Unfortunately with the New 20 PW selling for cheaper than the 19s did, I lost value in my 19.(KBB) So I have to stay put for now. But... if I was you, I would make the deal and the drive. That is a sweet deal just has it sits. I like road trips though. If you look at my thread back in September, I took my new Wagon on a 3k mile tour with my family and documented the whole trip. It was a blast. Next trip is Moab September 2020. It is an 20 hour drive.It does have the camera. My error. It is an 8 hour drive one way. Hmmm