However, you can find the information you need by doing the following:
1. Check your owner's manual: The owner's manual for your specific year and model Ram 2500 will clearly show the location of the engine ID number (often a sticker on the engine block itself, or sometimes stamped into a metal part).
2. Search online using your specific year and model: Search Google Images (or your preferred image search engine) using a query like "2023 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins engine ID location" (replacing "2023" with your truck's year). You should find images and forum posts showing the location for your specific vehicle. Be sure to specify the engine type (e.g., Cummins 6.7L).
3. Look under the hood: The engine ID is typically found on a metal tag attached to a visible part of the engine block or near the firewall. It might be near the valve covers, on the side of the engine block, or on a component like the alternator or power steering pump. Look for a tag with numbers and letters.
In short, a single image won't work for every truck, but using the above methods will help you locate the information quickly.
