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General| Brand | Dodge |
|---|---|
| Model | 2007 DR Ram |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Consult the table of contents and detailed index for information.
Manual contains warnings for accident/injury and cautions for vehicle damage. Observe all.
VIN found on left front corner of instrument panel, visible through windshield.
Modifications can affect roadworthiness and safety, potentially causing accidents or injury.
Dealer has key code numbers for duplicate keys. Keep them in a safe place.
Procedure for removing the key from the ignition switch in automatic transmission vehicles.
Immobilizer system prevents unauthorized operation by disabling the engine via embedded chip.
Monitors doors and ignition for unauthorized operation with audible and visual signals.
System allows locking/unlocking doors from distances up to 23 feet using a handheld radio transmitter.
System in rear doors to prevent opening from inside, even if inside lock is unlocked.
Critical safety features including seat belts, front airbags, and window bags for occupant protection.
Airbags supplement seat belts for driver and front passenger, with multistage inflator design.
Adjust inside mirror to center rear view. Outside mirrors should center adjacent lane with slight overlap.
Voice-activated, hands-free communication system using cellular phone via Bluetooth.
Instructions for pairing a compatible Bluetooth™ enabled cellular phone with the UConnect™ system.
Seating options are part of the Occupant Restraint System and require proper use for safe operation.
Seat divided into 3 segments; outboard portions adjustable, center folds for armrest/storage.
Heated seat switches in instrument panel under climate controls with HI and LOW settings.
Procedure for releasing hood latches, including secondary latch, to open and close the hood.
Information on headlight switch location and interior lighting controls.
Lever controls turn signals, lane changes, passing lights, and high/low beam selection.
Controls for wiper speed, intermittent function, and washer operation.
Device takes over accelerator operation at speeds above a set limit; controls mounted on steering wheel.
HomeLink Universal Transceiver replaces up to three remote controls for garage doors, gates, etc.
Power sunroof switch located on overhead console; has power accessory delay feature.
Auxiliary electrical outlets provide power for accessories via cigarette lighter plug.
Center storage compartment folds down to provide armrest with storage compartments.
Information on tire markings, load capacity, and safety for optimal vehicle performance.
Safety tips and limits for towing trailers, including definitions and recommendations.
Information on snowplow prep packages and installation recommendations.
Guidelines for starting gas engines, including starter operation limits and safety precautions.
Precautions for shifting gears to prevent transmission damage, including brake pedal use and stop requirements.
Clutch interlocking ignition system requires clutch pedal depression to start; gear shifting procedures.
Information on operating 4WD systems, including manually and electronically shifted transfer cases.
Provides additional traction on slippery surfaces by delivering more effort to the wheel with better traction.
Precautions for driving on wet, slushy, or hydroplaning conditions, including slowing down and tire checks.
Location of foot-operated parking brake and release handle; warning light indicates application.
Advanced systems for enhanced vehicle stability and control, including ABS, TCS, BAS, HSA, ERM, and ESP.
Improves fuel economy by shutting off four cylinders during light load/cruise conditions.
Information on tire markings, load capacity, and safety for optimal vehicle performance.
Safety tips and limits for towing trailers, including definitions and recommendations.
Button on steering column to activate hazard lights to warn traffic in an emergency.
Instructions and warnings related to safely jacking up the vehicle and changing a tire.
Location of the jack and tools stored under the front passenger seat.
Procedure for safely stowing the jack and tools after use to prevent injury.
Steps for safely changing a tire, including vehicle preparation and warnings.
Detailed instructions and warnings for safely jump-starting a vehicle with a discharged battery.
Techniques for moving a stuck vehicle using a rocking motion with gear selection.
Requirements for proper towing equipment, safety chains, and vehicle preparation for towing.
Diagram identifying major components in the engine compartment for 3.7L/4.7L engines.
Diagram identifying major components in the engine compartment for 5.7L engines.
Monitors emissions, engine, and transmission systems; Malfunction Indicator Light signals service needs.
Legal requirements for vehicle emissions inspection and how OBD system readiness is checked.
Recommends using genuine Mopar parts for maintenance to ensure performance and warranty coverage.
Emphasizes using qualified dealer service personnel and tools for expert repairs.
Outlines required maintenance services based on mileage and time intervals for optimal vehicle performance.
Instructions for checking engine oil level and cautions regarding overfilling or underfilling.
Recommendation to replace engine oil filter at every engine oil change.
Inspect belts for cuts, cracks, glazing; automatic tensioner requires no adjustment.
Importance of proper spark plug function for engine performance and emission control.
Replacement intervals for air filter based on driving conditions (normal vs. dusty/severe).
Requires unleaded fuel only; no maintenance needed under normal conditions, but proper tuning is important.
Engine coolant checks, proper mixture, and maintenance for corrosion protection and freezing prevention.
Procedure for draining, flushing, and refilling the cooling system at specified intervals.
Inspect hoses and tubing for heat/mechanical damage, wear, and proper connections.
Information on power disc brakes, brake hoses, and master cylinder fluid level checks.
Checking fluid levels in rear and front axles, especially if gear oil leakage is suspected.
Schedules for required maintenance services based on mileage and time intervals for optimal vehicle performance.
Scheduled services to ensure proper functioning of the emission control system.
Two schedules (A and B) showing required service based on driving conditions.
Maintenance schedule for vehicles operated under severe conditions like extreme temperatures, stop-and-go, or towing.
Tips for preparing for service appointments, including warranty papers and maintenance logs.
Manufacturer and dealer commitment to customer satisfaction; recommendations for service.
Refers to the Warranty Information Booklet for terms and provisions.
Genuine Mopar parts available from dealer for optimal vehicle operation.
How to report safety defects to NHTSA and Transport Canada for potential recalls.
Information on ordering service and diagnostic manuals via website or phone.
Explanation of UTQG ratings for treadwear, traction, and temperature.
Comparative rating of tire wear rate based on controlled testing.
Tire's ability to stop on wet pavement, graded AA, A, B, C.
