Read your vehicle warranty folders. The seat belt (part of the restraint system) may be covered by Ram’s restraint system warranty, which is much longer than the bumper-to-bumper or power train warranty.
Did you read your manual to determine how to turn the Rainsense wipers on and off?
Did you buy the truck used? It is possible it does not have the Rainsense feature, but the windshield was replaced with one that had the sensors. Are there wires plugged into the back of the sensors?
Most dealer programming or reprogramming on newer vehicles is done based upon their VIN - which has specific features and options associated with it.
Since your vehicle was not originally optioned with the 33-inch tires, a dealer probably could not program your vehicle’s computer to show it has...
The size of an engine oil filter does not always corollate with its operating efficiency.
Oil filters must filter at a specific oil pressure and operate at a specific higher oil pressure, enable a certain oil flow volume, be able to filter particles of a certain small size (or larger), hold a...
Just because parts are in a box that you think are OEM boxes, doesn’t mean the box and parts are genuine OEM: https://fordauthority.com/2022/10/ford-files-trademark-infringement-lawsuit-over-counterfeit-parts/
I always buy critical OEM repair parts, including engine parts, from a reputable...
Have you examined the caliber slides? Are they clean and lubricated with high-quality brake lube?
If not, the brake pads will not move smoothly and can cause a vibration or chatter.
And many in our country accept and make excuses for thieves - “It’s a non-violent crime......”.
What happened to our country? Why does our society accept so much crime and disorder, while making excuses for the offenders?
For every 10 degree Fahrenheit drop in ambient temperature, the vehicle tire pressure will drop about 1 psi. In much colder weather, vehicle tires will become under inflated (unless the driver inflates the tires) - causing a drop in fuel mileage.
When the weather warms, the tire pressure will...
If you buy a new OEM brake lamp assembly, it comes with a gasket attached.
Based upon the part number suffix’s - the part has been updated or revised numerous times.
I replaced mine with a new assembly several years ago (instead of adding gasket material) - and have had no leaks.
I’m not sure about the OEM fan assembly - but it probably lasted a long time.
The (probably made-in-China) aftermarket from O’reilley’s sounds as though it was not the best quality.
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