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I'm wondering what Pennzoil is going to do with their euro crap? They must have tens of thousands of gallons of the stuff in storage and now no USA market!!! Uh oh!!!

What about Volkswagen?

That second reason is a rather fitting thought. There's no way 5w40 hasn't effected our mileage and that means all new EPA numbers. It also means that just like Chevy did they have to make a settlement with every single ecodiesel owner for the dropped figures just as Chevy had to do last year...

That's awful. I have 36k on my 15' longhorn and I've never had such issues. Nav works fine when I use it. Never reset uConnect. I'm thinking your truck has a bad Body control module. Shorting the GPS, and entertainment system. And sensor key issues. It sounds rather fitting. If it was just the...

Absolutely a fair decision. As long as you have room for a full size truck at home this ram ecodiesel is a winning combination. Fuel mileage comparable to nearly any midsize v6 sedan but truck capabilities, clearance, and visibility. It's a great combination for those that have always wanted a...

Or can they only afford to Warranty 6 batteries? Sorry but it's pretty ridiculous on a $60,000 truck

This happens with both of your key fobs? Have they warrantied and replaced a fob yet?

Oooo those are fancy limited gauges.

Stupid idea but take that chipped key off your key chain and try. Also a new battery? Otherwise just have ram Warranty your key fob and you should be in business

Yeah I do. Not the kind that blow up though. I'm not entirely sure that I can blame the phone. They're frequently together (in the same pocket) with the keys and fine. And it happens just the same with the phone away from the keys I just think every now and then they glitch a little and it's...

I have a 15 longhorn and every once in a while it will bug out and not read the key fob. Usually cycling the key setting does the trick but sometimes I need to hop out and take it out of my pocket then it's fine. Doesn't happen enough to really bother me though. But it does happen

By "basically dump the air" I meant only maintain enough psi to keep them properly seated. Not pull the valve and completely deflate them

Chain and receiver in passenger side box and an assortment of ratchet straps in the drivers side. Jumper cables, clevis, fuel filter and filter wrench under the rear drivers seat. It's not the most emergency situated vehicle out there but it's not terrible for what a guy might need over the...

Yep aftermarket. I'd basically dump the air in them so you keep your cushy coil spring suspension and then if you ever tow you've got a little more oomph in the rear. Go ahead for a level or whatever you please up front

Well you can switch the factory links from front to rear, there's a length difference and it basically puts you in off road 2. They just pop off. But it's too high and though you can still go to offroad 1, offroad 2 won't work. It will serious wear your tires unless you go get an alignment and...

I hear you on the emergency stopping distance. The oe pads may have long life and not awful dust but they don't grab very much. To a friend; I described the difference in my braking to stopping the weight of a civic instead of a 7,000# truck. It's seriously that dramatic of a difference getting...

Welcome, I'm also I'm Minnesota. Wayy up north. Diesel maintenance is a little different, the Def, and fuel filter in particular but nothing crazy. Once it's staying below 30-40 slap the cover on. That factory one is fine, change the fuel filter before and after winter. Or every other oil...

Definitely looks a little sportier with the red calipers and all. Never been one for the drilled and slotted either. It's extremely aggressive on pads as well. And only one is really necessary the best research I've come up with. Drilled only or slotted only. And it depends on the pad combo...

Looks slick with the srt rims!

Ok so a couple funny things about bf, they don't really disclose their tire measurements. Tread depth and such. It's all very hidden. Also directly from bf's website their tire reviews are awful recently for the k02. Especially longevity. Anyways shopped around a little and ended up getting the...