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Not sure if it fits your problem but have you checked this connector that runs along the frame on the drivers side? It is known to work its way loose.

There is really no way find out whose tune you may or may not have. Sometimes you can identify if you have a tune by trying to set the cruise control at less than 30(?) mph. Many generic or sub par tuners will also program out certain error or engine malfunction codes. In my novice opinion...

Wow, I wonder if it has something to do with them being closed for a while or they can't ship to the US anymore

I read it as "local pick up available" Under the delivery options it shows their shipping options.

Please let us know if your dealer takes care of you and resolves your issues.

Have you had this recall done? https://www.chrysler.com/universal/webselfservice/pdf/66A.pdf

It is not possible for DEF and coolant to mix, the two systems never come close to each other....

What limitations are you referring to? Did it not handle the load well?

Good luck with that Toyota! I hope you are one of the 49% that makes it to 250000! Check back and tell us how you like it periodically!

Probably your best bet....

no problems here and the mileage is unchanged :)

Numerous forum members have had the whole tank rebuilt with good results. https://xemodex.com/us/product/def-tank-repair-service-for-dodge-ram-1500/

Your code will need to be cleared at the dealer or by someone with the appropriate tools before you proceed.

Try this!

I would say you can tune confidently with either tune you mentioned! GDE will be emissions compliant. EOC will shut off the EGR with no ill effects.

My guess would be poor workmanship at the dealer and not any of the recall parts themselves.

Maybe a little spray off cleaner and VERY low water pressure rinse would start to help! thank goodness you avoided catastrophic failure!

Man, that has got to be super frustrating, after all is said and done and the "smoke clears" (😞 bad joke) hopefully they find that the error is simple and the fix is painless and permanent! Please let us know what the resolution is.

That is strange, if anything is warrantied on a diesel truck it is the emission parts... what year is your truck?

Sounds kind of nerve wracking. Here are 4 options, there may be more! 1. Take the truck back and tell the dealer you don't want it since it was sold with illegally modified emissions. 2. Check out the EOC website and contact them. They may be able to give information regarding a tune that is...