Why are you taking your gloves off? I have several pair of thin tech gloves that are warm, comfortable, and work well on touchscreens. Really downplays my need for a heated steering wheel too, especially when I use remote start all the time to warm the truck up.
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WTX
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I’d have anxiety looking at that BBQ’d goat on my steering wheel everyday.
Go look at the door panels on interior of the raptor. It reminds me of the plastic models where you bend the pieces back and forth to get them apart. The edges are awful.
Did they use a dull knife to cut these? All 4 are like this and my friends too. How hard is it to cut plastic. The plastic around the center console is also bad. They should have wrapped it in leather.
I was comparing the RHO RAM interior to the Raptor. Its just better. Ford quality sucks. Still drying out my truck from the POS leaking from water.
I have yet to see a straight bumper, they painted over the stickers of my axels at the factory and on day 5 when the stickers pealed off I had surface rust next to fresh black under coating. My charge pipe blew off at 500 miles. A rodent chewed through a paper thin fuel line costing me $1000. I could go on and on and sorry if it hurts feeling here, its not fun to fork over $90k for crap quality. I enjoy the truck but it is what it is.
Did they use a dull knife to cut these? All 4 are like this and my friends too. How hard is it to cut plastic. The plastic around the center console is also bad. They should have wrapped it in leather.
I was comparing the RHO RAM interior to the Raptor. Its just better. Ford quality sucks. Still drying out my truck from the POS leaking from water.
I have yet to see a straight bumper, they painted over the stickers of my axels at the factory and on day 5 when the stickers pealed off I had surface rust next to fresh black under coating. My charge pipe blew off at 500 miles. A rodent chewed through a paper thin fuel line costing me $1000. I could go on and on and sorry if it hurts feeling here, its not fun to fork over $90k for crap quality. I enjoy the truck but it is what it is.
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Frogger22
“Not all who wander are lost” Tolkien
2019-2024 Ram Truck Recall
FYI for any Ram Truck owners
FYI for any Ram Truck owners
GCATX
King Dingaling
Damn, didn't you even look at the truck before you handed over that fat check?
In 2002 I bought a new F350, at night. Next day I looked underneath it, every square inch of axle and bare metal was covered with rust. Took it back and got a different one.
It happens, sounds like you got a lemon. Talk to your salesman. Ram sucks too.
04Ram2500Hemi
It's Just a Username
Your Microsoft Paint Skills are pretty legit!
Frogger22
“Not all who wander are lost” Tolkien
Basically they’re still trying to catch Ford Ford always been first everybody else has to play catch up so they have to do something different to try and spike it. Then once they get with it, they gotta do something to try and overcome it not likely fords always been first to come up with it i’m sure I’ll be getting a call from my son because he’s a Dodge guy
Anyone who has spent time under the hood of the Big 3 truck makers for the last 40 years wouldn't even consider buyiung a Stellantis product.
Just the wiring is a total joke. Grounds coming together in huge open splices, it looks like some elementary grade kids wired it up.
That creative wiring was on a top of the line Grand Cherokee from the early 2000s. Ford and GM were SO much better at that point. I've not had the "pleasure" of working on a new Ram so maybe they are all caught up now on what it takes to wire a vehicle properly in the 21st century- but I highly doubt it.
Just the wiring is a total joke. Grounds coming together in huge open splices, it looks like some elementary grade kids wired it up.
That creative wiring was on a top of the line Grand Cherokee from the early 2000s. Ford and GM were SO much better at that point. I've not had the "pleasure" of working on a new Ram so maybe they are all caught up now on what it takes to wire a vehicle properly in the 21st century- but I highly doubt it.
Booth9999
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I gotta know what is “it”?
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