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Glad they owned up to it. That's hard to find these days with most shops.

Welcome to the forum Otis.. keep us updated on what the dealer says!

I'd be embarrassed to sale a truck that "couldn't be drove in the city". I would have laughed when if they told me that.

Love the background. Looks good.

Welcome Jerry! Here's a great thread around oil changes: http://www.ecodieselram.com/forum/threads/ram-ecodiesel-oil-change-information.318/

How does it ride? I had a Rancho lift on a Duramax I had back in the day, after a while it got to riding rough.

Welcome, great looking EcoDiesel! What's the specs on the lift/wheels/tires?

Nice to be close and not have to worry about any downtime for sure!

Congrats Brady. Keep us updated on how you like it.

That made me literally LOL. :D

Sorry, wasn't able to get online last night. Yes, we're way off topic at this point. Let's keep the thread on topic to the '17's. I'll be moving our rant posts to a different thread.

What are the error codes you are getting? Welcome to the site!

Who actually complies with that? Maybe Edge? I'm not even sure myself.

That's right. If it's that full for an engine light to come on, most likely it's almost stopped up. Also, if the DPF is bad, it will stop up faster and faster, then you for sure will need a new one.

Yea, you're not going to be able to have it painted for $30. That's for sure.. :D

A sticker on a ECM isn't going to save a warranty. They can and will pull the file to see if it's been modified. On the GM's, a certain checksum(?) can be set to OEM parameters to match what they have set. That is immoral.. modifying something and then making your mark to say it's not been...

Here's the deal. Aftermarket tuning companies do not have to abide by the same rules that the manufactures do. This is no different then all of the other tuning companies out there. PPEI, Spartan, EFILive, etc doesn't have to tune within the restrictions as outlined by the government. So, Tuner...

Vinyl.. Google vinyl wraps for some great pictures. http://www.thebrandsmithco.com/ is a good site to see nice work as well. (I've never done business with them, just like their work). Removable (much easier), better graphics, and a lot cheaper..

Sounds like you need a new dealer.. changing the oil really isn't going to fix your DPF problem. DPF filter itself might be bad.

It's got to be happening soon.. let's hope.