A replacement screen for Ram trucks comes with a 1-year warranty, ensuring peace of mind for your purchase.

No dealer programming is required after installing a new screen. You can install it yourself or have it done by a professional without needing additional dealer intervention.

Replacement multimedia or navigation modules (e.g., Uconnect 4 or 5 systems) are generally plug-and-play.

After installation, the module needs to synchronize with your vehicle’s Body Control Module (BCM). To enable this: - Install the module and power it in the vehicle. - Allow an acclimation period where the system integrates with your truck’s electronics. Avoid interacting with the module during this time, as it completes its "handshake" with the BCM. Uconnect 5 systems will require a reset to be performed in the "Vehicle" page in the settings menu, under "Reset". The first option is to be performed about 3 times to ensure full acclimation.

Uconnect 5 modules do not require programming to a vehicle's VIN. Instead, achieving a successful upgrade or replacement depends on using the correct part number and ensuring proper wiring connections. Part number verification helps to match module compatibility with the vehicle model.

While Uconnect 5 modules do not require VIN-specific programming, some upgrade kits might involve a Genie Max Module is programmed by OBDGenie to ensure compatibility and functionality.

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Warranty details for replacement parts