A couple of things, FCA (i.e. RAM) settled a lawsuit with the federal government. The dealer should have given you a copy of the extended warranty, if not, look it up online. In the warranty, the dealer is obligated to give you a loaner free of charge till your truck is repaired if the repair is covered by the warranty, i.e. EGR coolers. I suggest you read the owner's manual and follow the service schedule to the letter and have all service done at a RAM dealership. FCA likes an excuse to not cover a repair. My truck went through 3 EGR coolers and is sitting at the dealer again for over a month waiting on the recall EGR cooler. My dealer has no idea when the part will be available. I understand FCA will do a "buyback" after a truck has been out of service for over 30 days. From what I've read on this forum, FCA wants to give owners "bottom dollar" for the truck(s). I tried to trade mine in, the dealer wasn't interested and low balled the value on purpose. Oh well, I'm driving their 2017 RAM 1500 SLT till they repair my truck or they tire of this and give me a decent trade. Last but not least, don't back down on the loaner. If you deserve it under any warranty, make the dealer get you the loaner. Even if they have to rent something from a local car rental place. Good Luck!