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Old Jan 31, 2010 | 04:55 PM
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I've got an '03 Ram 1500 Hemi Quad Cab and it has just crossed 30k miles. It has set up in the basement garage and its my baby. Check engine light came on and the dealership said it was the EVAP canister, so I was just wondering how many other folks had the same problem and to get other opinions.

Also, on the odometer and gear display, what is the UP arrow for? it is just an arrow pointing up???
 
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Old Jan 31, 2010 | 11:56 PM
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Mine has the same problem and I haven't been under there to find the leaking/cracked hose to fix it. It's always a hose, never the canister.

In most cars the up arrow is for a manual transmission setup and it tells you when to upshift for the best gas mileage. I haven't seen that since GMs of the late 80s through mid-90s. Anyone know if they still do that on manual trans Rams?
 
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Old Feb 1, 2010 | 10:22 AM
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I appreciate that. I noticed for your ride you have 305/50R20's on. Do you have any sort of lift to fit those? If not, with the stock ride height, is there any rub. Cause that thing looks mean. Good looking truck. Its like my twin...
 
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Stock wheels, stock height, no rub under any circumstances.

 
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