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How did the wrong fuel lines get on there in the first place? potential fire for sure!!!

So I was told by the FCA hotline that it takes 10 to 12 weeks after filing all my paperwork online for them to mail an "offer" that details the amount you are eligible to receive. (based on if you purchased your truck new or used). After you have the flash done there is more paperwork to file...

We'll see. Kind of blingy to me and not to sure about another new engine!

I was told after I submitted required documents it would be 10 to 12 weeks to get an "offer". I can get the flash anytime but no refund will be issued until I accept the offer and the submit the notarized stuff.

Sounds awesome, does someone even make a turbo conversion kit?

Just curious. From the posts I am seeing electrical (?) as the common cause, and inconsistent at that! I gotta say that some of those fires were pretty fierce judging by the pictures. In 1994 I had a brand new Mitsubishi Galant catch fire. less than 10000 miles. Never got the cause of the fire...

So after reading this thread I am totally bummed for everyones ED that burned up. But did anyone ever get a firm cause of the fires?

Wow, that was quite the welcome you got! What year is your truck and how many miles do you have on it? When these trucks are right they are fantastic! Are you aware that there is a Fiat Chrysler ECM flash that "supposedly" fixes some emission flaws in the vehicle that was put out in response...

If you don't mind telling us: 1. When did you file the paperwork, 2. Get the claim verified 3. Have the flash done (and how is it?) 4. Send in the notarized stuff Can you give us a timeline and where are you? Thanks

This is what I am seeing when I go to Track claim.. Track Your Claim Claim Under Review Your claim has been successfully submitted and will now be reviewed to make sure it is complete. We will contact you if we need any further information. Once we confirm your submission is complete, we will...

Yes, but I am not in a huge hurry :)

No, I have submitted my paperwork for approval and the Track Eco Claim says "documents pending". After it is approved I will schedule the flash and move forward from there. Fortunately I will not need to wait for the check if I decide to do a tune.

Unless you are using your truck for a business of some sort (or made of money) it doesn't seen realistic to just go buy a new $40000 to $70000 truck. I bought mine for (supposed) diesel longevity and plan on keeping for as long as possible. At 40,000 miles I appear to be entering the danger zone...

I know aluminum block diesels have been around for a while but I would be leary of the new chevrolet. I do like the idea of a straight six diesel but I am not sure I trust GM and the first run aluminum block.

I am so vanilla! I would have never figured out that play on words. Hilarious!

Kinda tired of the Sofa King Tuned ads on here. Seems like someone is trying to take advantage of Eco Diesel flash mania that is happening right now.

I alway s buy OEM oil and fuel filters just for my records. Probably a little more expensive but Amazon has ok prices and 2 oil filters + 1 fuel filter a year doesn't seem that bad. A fumoto oil drain valve makes life much easier though. I do run a K & N air filter though.

Welcome and hope you love your truck! My 2015 has been great and I look forward to hearing about your rear air bag suspension plans. Are you going self leveling or still a little ways away from those plans yet?

I don't know... they just don't build em like they used to..