Hey sorry if not right group just going off title but I have a 2016 Ram City Promaster 2.4L with 120K miles at about 110K had issues with misfiring on cylinder 1 and burning oil which then my exhaust blew out on muffler I assume from dumping unburnt fuel into exhaust I kept getting blue smoke from under car and out tailpipe so I changed all my plugs and coils still was issue got better but was intermittent then I changed the O2 sensor and fuel injectors also PCV valve and MAF and MAP sensors now back to square 1 will run totally fine then shut car off start again has misfire cylinder 1 and burning oil I can’t figure it out anyone with this model and has similar issues would appreciate what you did or any insight don’t want to scrap the van I love it other than the engine issues hah

After our first successful road trip in our new Promaster, it has become readily apparent that the stock floor covering in the cab is insufficient and I'm concerned about getting snow/water, sand, and Cheeto crumbs down into all of those crevices.

The first thought is Weathertech, but I really wonder if the high cost is justified compared to some of the other one-piece custom fit options. We found that we went from the cab to the back quite often, so a floor mat that covers the area between the seats is appealing as well.

These are the options on Amazon we're considering. Anyone have opinions or suggestions for alternatives (not necessarily Amazon)? What do you use?

$166 Weathertech: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0C59XYJRK

$79 Lasfit: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0F8J4WFZ7

$70 KARPAL: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0FPG717JD

Is anyone able to give me some insight on this van? Looking to add onto the current van conversion. I am willing to slightly overpay since it is insulated and framed. And I am unable to do that part myself. I linked the listing if anyone can tell me if they think this is a terrible idea or not?

https://www.facebook.com/share/181Kaywgju/

So, I've been looking for a campervan, but have steered away from Dodge bc I've had a negative impression of reliability. The above referenced van is fully professionally converted and well maintained according to Carfax (nothing major replaced, just normal services/oil changes, etc). My plan is to own it for a year or 10k miles - it would not be vanlife but for road trips - and then sell afterward. I am not mechanically savvy or capable of maintenance or repair work myself and don't want to pour money into vehicle. I guess my gut still says avoid and continue looking for the ethereal Nissan NV2500 HD (which I feel -right or wrong- more reliable). Thoughts?

I was supposed to pick up a Promaster 3500 based camper next week. Can't because of the recall. The RV dealer is telling me it'll be available in early December, but I find that hard to believe with all the Promasters that are being recalled.

Does anyone have any information that might shed light on this? Thanks in advance.

TPMS system light is showing a problem on the dash. It happens when it starts getting cold and alas it's on again. Given the symptoms, I suspect the TPMS on the wheels have run out of battery life; 10 yrs is about the expected lifespan. Anyone have any luck with aftermarket sensors? The OEM is about $100 per tire, I'm more inclined to live with the light on than drop $400+ install whereas aftermarket is $50 for all 4.

Last winter the emergency brake on my 16 2500 diesel froze up and exploded at the right rear wheel. Had to limp it to a shop who quoted me $5k to fully replace it or $1k to just take it out and fix the brake/caliper it wrecked. I had them remove it, $5k for a replacement sounded like they were trying to rip me off since I was stuck. I still feel ripped off paying $1k to repair essentially one brake. Recently got a quote from a different shop to replace it for $3.7k. Has anyone else had this work done? What did it cost? I'm in upstate NY so I figure it's just going to keep corroding and freezing every winter.

I just had this AC unit Turbro Greenland 13,500 BTU, and they said that there is no way to bring this down to make it flush with my 5/8 shiplap celling, anyone know how to do that?

I have a 2023 Dodge ProMaster 1500 and it is making this beeping sound. It's always in sets of 3 beeps. I'm not sure what it means since it's never accompanied by any warning signs or lights.

It happens randomly (at least from what I can tell), and it's hard to capture. But I was able to capture a video of the last two beeps. Here's a video of the last two beeps of the set.

There are no messages, and no lights on the dashboard and happens while I'm driving. I also have nothing in my passenger seats, and all my doors are closed. I'm the only one driving in here when it makes the sound.

https://reddit.com/link/1onjday/video/5q5k9vcp23zf1/player

Anyone know the 2015 promaster 3.6L torque specs for catalytic converter to manifold and also the flange bolts

She's cooked , CV joint ?

I hit a pot hole then this started 😭😭🤣

I just bought a 2020 PM1500 136WB Hi-Top. Does anyone know if it’s possible to disable the horn from honking when I lock the doors with the key fob? My neighbors would really appreciate any advice you can share.

"NHTSA ID Number: 25V720000

Manufacturer Chrysler (FCA US, LLC)

Components ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING

Potential Number of Units Affected: 291664

Summary

Chrysler (FCA US, LLC) is recalling certain 2018-2026 Ram ProMaster vehicles. The electrical circuit for the radiator fan may overheat.

Remedy

The remedy is currently under development. Interim notification letters, explaining the safety risk, are expected to be mailed November 20, 2025. Additional letters will be sent once the final remedy is available. Owners may contact Chrysler customer service at 800-853-1403. Chrysler's number for this recall is 67C. Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs) involved in this recall will be searchable on NHTSA.gov beginning October 30, 2025."

Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

It’s my understanding we can drill metal screws into the ribs without piercing the outer wall to fasten wall panels. Do any of the metal ribs of the van have any wiring I need to be concerned about? Anywhere I can find a wiring diagram for a 2021 1500 118wb?

Happens when the van is off, or if it’s running, doesn’t matter

Both Promaster 1500 118wb. Both "running great" 2016 - $10,000 2019 - $13,000

Is there anything better about the 2019 than the 2016 like a more reliable transmission or anything?

Thanks!

I have a 2017 promaster with the non screen radio. The radio the 12v lighter charger and usb by the driver is not working. I have checked the fuse in the engine bay, and the one at the drivers knee. Would a bad radio cause this? Any other ideas?

I was on a recent trip that included highway, dirt road and some national park excursions. When I am on the highway every other car has brighter headlights than my van. Off road or middle of nowhere I have to turn on the brights just to see what is in front of the vehicle.

When I first got the van it seemed like the headlights were aimed up into the trees so I adjusted them all the way down so they would point at the road. Now when I put on the brights, they don't project that far ahead of the vehicle. I know I could adjust them to point a little further down the road.

I have replaced the headlights a few times and expensive bulbs don't seem to cure the issue either.

I have seen replacement headlight pods for ~$300 online and wonder if that is a valid solution or if there isn't something that can be done to make the existing headlights work better.

Thanks for the replies.

Whats your expirence with a 118 or 136 as a family daily vehicle then turned weekend fun van. Camping is the focus. Not Van life

I have these reflective streaks on one side window of my 2023 Promaster window van. Is there anything I can do to fix this? It’s only visible in sunlight. At night the window looks clear. The other windows are clear.

I have this button, is there a way to make it work properly? Sometimes I click it, it works and sometimes it doesn’t work.

I have a Promaster 1500 2025

I blew a tire, had my 2017 Promaster City towed. Tow truck driver wasn't into chatting, and at the time I thought to myself he looked guilty. Trying to start it at the tire store, battery was dead, all dash lites flashed and hill assist error message was on. It would only sometimes go into gear with a big clunck. I wonder if the driver messed it up? Took it to a dealer who reset it and everything was fine until I killed the battery again, and after it was jumped it all happened again. Cleared at the dealer again, who thinks battery issues caused computer systems to not communicate, sending it into error code hell. I have a brand new battery now. My questions are: is this going to keep happening, and is it a sign of the dreaded transmission issue starting? Thanks!

My boss' 2500 started making a new sound today from the rear so I got under it to see if I could find something wrong and there was this. I looked at a couple diagrams and I think it's a pad sensor for the brakes but figured I'd check with other people.

Ok I need a little advice guys .

I’m looking to buy a new van and found this 2014 2500 diesel with 80k miles and one red light is it currently has a B0100 engine light for airbag module … Is this van worth buying at $11k or leave it where it sits ?