One thing I've never done.
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One thing I've never done.
Obviously I own a 2nd gen Ram, can some one tell me how to check the tire pressure? I think the pressure is low in one of them, but I have no CEL to indicate any kind of problem and it runs likes a raped ape. Also the tire in question is only flat on the bottom, so I don't see where the problem is. TIA Z
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You need to jack it up, crawl under it, look at the driveshaft, then take it to the dealer. Ask him for the helium fill, it will make the tires lighter and roll better. Don't forget to top off the radiator or it will pull to one side. BTW, this procedure is covered in the manual, buttmunch.
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Obviously I own a 2nd gen Ram, can some one tell me how to check the tire pressure? I think the pressure is low in one of them, but I have no CEL to indicate any kind of problem and it runs likes a raped ape. Also the tire in question is only flat on the bottom, so I don't see where the problem is. TIA Z
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I tried the search function but too many threads came up without an answer to my problem. And I do have a Haynes and a FSM , but the directions are confusing. I tried jacking it up and looking at the drive shaft, but I don't see the radiator or the helium pump. Please help, I need to use my truck for work Monday.
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i have the same problem. i'm an ase certified mechanic but i only work on rocket powered diesel/electric cars and don't have a manual either. also my truck is running rough. do you think it runs rough because of the low tire pressure. my dealer told me all trucks have this problem. i also want bigger tires and louder mufflers. where can i get those.
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Obviously I own a 2nd gen Ram, can some one tell me how to check the tire pressure? I think the pressure is low in one of them, but I have no CEL to indicate any kind of problem and it runs likes a raped ape. Also the tire in question is only flat on the bottom, so I don't see where the problem is. TIA Z
That means you'll also need new rims that support the sensors for the system and "run flat" tires that support the system. You'll also need the wiring and everything of course.
Your best course is to go to the dealership and ask them about it. Have them install it for you.