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    Electric brake trailer pin has constant power

    Hi Crash68, I have owned, driven and towed close to a dozen trucks and trailers over the last 40 years. My 2018 3500 was factory matching Bargman. Recently came into possession of the 2001 Gen2 2500, I went to my local shop and borrowed his 7 blade Bargman style tester, when I told him about the...
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    Electric brake trailer pin has constant power

    The article you linked is for a 1500 not a 2500. The 2500 diesels came with a round 7 blade RV style.
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    Electric brake trailer pin has constant power

    I'll come back on in the evening to check for responses. Thank you in advance.
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    Electric brake trailer pin has constant power

    2001 2500 5.9l 24v. Trailer plug receiver at rear of truck. Using a factory 7 blade tester. Two issues; 1) electric trailer brake pin has constant power, test light with voltage reader shows 3.5v 2) no power at 12v trailer power pin. No pins show power when trailer brake ccontroller is engaged...
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    12v not hot at 7pin

    My first post on here. I am experiencing a similar issue. 2001 25000; constant 3.5v power on my electric brake control pin at the trailer plug at rear of truck. No power at 12v supply pin. Did Dodge swap these pins? I am using a factory 7 blade plug in tester. Just acquired this 2500 and have...
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    How did you find RamForum.com?

    This forum was a result of a Bing search I did on Ram recall V06.
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    Drag Link Recall ... Video

    Please keep us posted. It sure seems that welding a part that should be adjustable for the purpose of front end alignment is both temporary and cheesy. I couldn’t leave it with them today and have to make a trip on new tires with a front end out of alignment. I am not a happy Ram owner. Off...
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    Drag Link Recall ... Video

    So is there an update on the V06 recall? My 2018 Ram 3500 drag link jam nuts were welded last summer as a recall fix (B.S. fix). Now I need a front end alignment, was told they need the truck half the day because they need to remove the weld, align, reweld the jam nuts. This is not acceptable...

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