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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...

Was it a RAM dealer? Not sure of the laws in KY but in many places it is against the law to sell emissions modified vehicles. If it is deleted and doesn't have an engine tune you will have nothing but engine code after engine code.

You really need to find out if it has been tuned to accommodate the delete. If not, you are in trouble. If you got it from a dealer they should not have been allowed to sell it w/o functioning emissions.

Not sure what year your truck is but this is for a 2014/15

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Try this video if you can get past all the fluff.

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It looks like this

Here in the U.S. and Canada there are really only a couple tunes that are trusted. It seems these trucks are pretty complicated and pose challenges for someone w/o a lot of resources to do it properly. Check around here and see if you can glean some info on tunes. There may be some that ship...

Most change oil between 5 and 10 K miles depending on your use, Good to do a fuel filter at the same time. A tank of DEF fluid can last 1000's of miles on a tankful. I fill mine up every 7500 miles (same as my oil change) Congrats on the truck and show some pics!

You are in luck, GDE has a 49 state emissions compliant tune that has an excellent reputation.

Total agree with John on never purchasing on Facebook⬆️ You might look at GDE tuning as the Banks isn't a true tune either.

If one dealer now has 3 trucks with the same problem I think there may be a problem with the workmanship. I have heard of very few HPFP replacement problems that weren't a result of improper installation.

Check the various ecodiesel "for sale" sections as well as eBay and facebook marketplace. If not you can always buy new or rebuilt...

You can look your codes up here: https://www.ecodieselram.com/forum/pages/dtc/

If you were able to take your tune out before you took it to the dealer and then reinstall it after you got the truck back then your EGR is turned off. If the dealer flashed over your tune its is gone 4ever!

This post deserves a picture!

Hotshots appears to be very popular..

That is good to hear! I have had their transmission tune for almost 5 years and it has been excellent. I have required no service or updates with it.