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The system doesn't work at speed. If I recall correctly they are turned off automatically at around 10mph. If all you front sensors are setting codes as you described, triple check the power and ground to the sensors.
If you say so. So many people said the same about Toyota too.
How about walk away, go get a new Nissan truck that costs you nothing over 240k miles(other than oil changes 🤔).
I am willing to bet most batteries last 5-6 years vs the 3 years. Yes many fail in that 3 year window. I see many 2019/2020 trucks/vehicles still rocking the oem battery today. I have the pleasure of testing every battery that pulls in my stall. I don't use a carbon pile load tester. I use my...
If you have the detailed service manual, it won't be a problem. It's not complicated, there is definitely a lot of tension on the belt. Long 1/2" breaker bar or ratchet helps.
Ram isn't Toyota by any means. Bus failures happen frequently on Stellantis vehicles.
Shorted wiring at the rear bumper connectors, blind spot sensors, water in BCM connectors are just a few that I have seen.
There is no tube in the engine.
My first impressions on driving the new 3.0, I am impressed with the power. It is very quiet. Long term, who knows.
I purchased my lease, because of the unknown reliability of the engine and other systems. I am not a fan of Stellantis 2 battery stop start...
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