[mojogoat]

Anyone try to locate or download one yet?

 

[Kip-on-truckin]

TechAuthority.com doesn't have it yet, and even if they did they mostly supply dealership training courses on the web. I couldn't find it anywhere else, nor could I find anything comprehensive about the pentastar engine.

I did find a few parts listings for the 2014 PM at mopar.com here:
http://www.mopar.com/ram/promaster/2014/

What's cool about that is it gives you a ballpark idea of the MOST you'll ever pay for parts. For instance, a factory replacement catalytic converter is $419 from the dealer, which tells me that 5 years down the road we'll be paying $200 for them.

 

[Flash]

I'm may order the CD for 134.99 from Chrysler. It's the only format it comes in. Anyone have an cheaper alternatives?

 

[sarness]

I just ordered mine from TechAuthority, always got a book for my vehicles so I could figure things out if needed.

https://www.techauthority.com/en-US...V.T.&producttype=Service+Manuals&ptCatId=3083

I do want a full wiring diagram though, hate messing with that stuff blind.

I'm more worried about the alarm guys installing their system, I really don't want it butchered up.

Steven

 

[sandymetaldot]

The CD has no wiring diagram right?

 

[sarness]

It says it doesn't have the traditional wiring diagram, ie, the one that shows you everything connected between everything.

Does say it shows the wiring for each component, which probably will suffice for the most part.