I kinda don't understand, it sounds like your engine was toasted anyway. It doesn't sound like you would have gotten far from the dealer whether you had magnets or not?
There is really no definitive answer that I have read.... possible causes are everything from too much soot in the oil. plugged oil passages, poor quality control at the factory, harmonic oscillation of the crank, too small of bearings, and wrong viscosity of oil. To my knowledge none of those...
short answer is no. the tone ring has nothing to do with fuel.
There was a software flash that allowed your vehicle to run with a tone ring failure (W58 I believe) but you still need to get it repaired.
"it always seems like some guy think he is the smartest and everyone else is an idiot. But......."
Well no one wants to be THAT guy!, best advice is to do copious amounts of reading and make up your own informed opinion!
To get you started there are several types of tunes and not all are...
There is a large wiring harness connector that runs along the frame under the drivers seat. It has been known to come loose and need to be reconnected. You did not not mention if you had a check engine light or any trouble codes. You might check the connections at the ECM also.
Not sure how you managed that! FCA does not replace the tone ring unless it fails (which yours obviously didn't) Are you sure you just didn't get the software patch? The tone wheel is usually at least a day and a half repair!
https://www.chrysler.com/universal/webselfservice/pdf/66A.pdf
2015 RAM bought new. 70000 miles
The software fix warranty for the tone ring/reluctor wheel was 8 years from purchase date of truck. My warranty expired in July of 23 so it was on me if it failed at that point. Being as I had some fall camping trips planned it was cheaper to have the work done...
https://www.blackstone-labs.com/
https://polarislabs.com/
https://www.amsoil.com/c/oil-analysis/102/
There are several labs you can send your oil to and have it analyzed. Using the data from these analysis you can establish contaminants, wear metals, etc. This can give you an indication of...
You can check your vin number with RAM. There is a good chance your truck was already part of the settlement by the 1st or maybe 2nd owner. If all the recalls have been complete chances are someone else collected on the settlement.
Well I bought my 2015 brand new and it has been a fantastic truck. Most people who are in one for the long haul would tell you to consider a quality tune that will likely increase longevity.
There are numerous tunes available but the GDE EPA compliant tune is well regarded and the EOC tune from...