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Others will chime in but I believe you should have 3 years/100,000 (?) miles on a replacement engine

What year is your truck and how many miles? Glad they got you running with little hassle!

nice! something to put in the "potential use" folder. Thanks for the info!

Interesting, their website does not show a radiator for an eco diesel. More info? https://www.coldcaseradiators.com/product/09-20-dodge-ram-1500-truck-aluminum-performance-radiator

Hello and welcome! any pics of your eco?

You will need a good WDH and do your research setting it up. I have a Rockwood Ultralite and the advertised hitch weight is not anywhere near accurate. Your RAMs payload is probably not as much as you think.

I have never heard of them before. Let us know your results.

Nice, that's gotta feel good!

since I started changing the fuel filter also at 7,500 miles I have not had a regen cycle occur, I am quite happy with that. Paul Paul, all diesels with a DEF system regen unless you have done a full delete on the system. The ecodiesel will not tell you when it is happening unless you have an...

Well I hope you get to drive it soon!

I read your question about the cruise control and I will say. That is over my head but if it were me I would check the switches on the wheel and also try and duplicate codes to be sure it really is the CC. Maybe check all physical connections you can too. Seems like plugs and connectors on these...

If you buy ALFAobd software you can change the injector codes to your truck. Will require some research on your part but I have read it is not too difficult.

I agree, I hope I didn't sound condescending because it certainly wasn't intended that way!

Bought a 2015 bighorn brand new, I have 62000 miles on it with about 10000 towing miles or so. It has several upgrades to make it mine. I have enjoyed ownership except for a couple inconvenient recalls. I have never seen a check engine light or "thrown a code." I do change oil every 7500 miles...

You may want to do a little reading on modern diesels in general! Here is a little info on DEF to get you started. You definitely don't want to introduce Urea and water into you fuel system! The eco diesel can be a little temperamental so knowledge is power when it comes to timely maintenance...

What are the differences between a diesel and an ecodiesel?

https://lucasoil.com/products/fuel-treatments/lucas-fuel-treatment If this is what you are using the directions clearly say "Lucas Fuel Treatment is formulated for both gasoline and diesel engines",

The engine will be the same Generation engine that it replaced. There is no practical way to put the redesigned engine in the older truck.

This forum has an excellent DTC look up section. Maybe this can help you troubleshoot "other issues as well"!

Search DTC Look up and there is a list of codes you can check!