I agree except witn the differential fluid i do that every 30k miles maybe its a dealership money grab. But i do all the fluid maintenance they recommend and then some. I believe in all preventive maintenance. I am a aircraft mechanic for over 30 years.
How soon are you hitting 60k miles? Mine will be in either june or july. I take mine to the dealer for everything. I know it will be around $1600. Its similar to the 30k check. Im not going to do my transmission fluid until closer to 75k. The service advisors that owns rams did not get his done...
Are you sure you dont have a bolt in the back of the headlight assembly mine is newer but besides the clip in the wheel well there is another bolt also hope this helps
I know on mine it was a option that mine did come with. May have to check your window sticker online. In the ram app also has the options your truck came with
I would wait until the warranty is up then install shorty headers. At least thats what im doing on my 21 warlock. I have until 75k miles which will be by next jan
The Mpg for your rebel is normal especially if you have at tires. if you want closer to the window sticker mpg you will need street tires. I get the same Mpg in my 21 warlock with at tires
Since you killed your battery the cells are now degraded these are maintenance free batteries. I would never trust that battery again. The days of servicing your own battery are long gone its a old battery. Yes of course you could have other issues. Did you install anything aftermarket then this...
Auxbeam makes a relay box switch panel which makes it easy to install lights and other things. I use it for my lightbar and fog lights. Will be adding bed lights to the panel eventually also maybe a inverter
Did you test the battery with a meter to make sure the battery is dead? I would replace it with one from walmart they have 4 year warranty and they are cheaper then a oem battery. I would be surprised if you had a bad alternator.
You can use the cigarette ligjter fuse unde the hood or any other fuse that would be on in acc you can check them with a meter. I normally use a fuse tap. Makes it easier
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