ramcountrygirl2014
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- Jun 5, 2016
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- 2014
I have a 2014 Ram EcoDiesel at 65,000 km.
The engine has started to cut out as if it is gasping for air; fuel usage is 3x as much; I have power loss; and can no longer tow my horse trailer or go up hills.
Took to dealership for diagnosing and they say no computer codes my hubby who is Ram
Knowledgeable had them look at the EGR tube that has 3/16 of oily soot and they are saying that is normal and there is nothing wrong with my truck.
We feel that is a lot of excess going into the engine and the turbo
Please give us your thoughts it would be very appreciated towards how to deal with dealer; or would you just take it out? Taking it would would void the warranty of course which in my situation is a bit scary.
I am a young business woman who purchased this truck as my work vehicle and find that I am left with an issue that should be addressed by warranty. As my business is new cash flow is not readily available; I have faith on this engine though am learning FCA has added additional parts that are not allowing this engine to work correctly and not backing their own product. As this is my first NEW vehicle and most horse people drive Dodge I felt I would be taken care of. At this point I have a large debt on a truck that is nor working; I drive to each client and most likely have more Km's them others so I am one of the few I have found on line with the same issue. I believe all of thses trucks are going to end up the same and one day this will be a recall and it will be too late for me because the dealerships just wash their hands of it. NO SUPPORT!!!!
The engine has started to cut out as if it is gasping for air; fuel usage is 3x as much; I have power loss; and can no longer tow my horse trailer or go up hills.
Took to dealership for diagnosing and they say no computer codes my hubby who is Ram
Knowledgeable had them look at the EGR tube that has 3/16 of oily soot and they are saying that is normal and there is nothing wrong with my truck.
We feel that is a lot of excess going into the engine and the turbo
Please give us your thoughts it would be very appreciated towards how to deal with dealer; or would you just take it out? Taking it would would void the warranty of course which in my situation is a bit scary.
I am a young business woman who purchased this truck as my work vehicle and find that I am left with an issue that should be addressed by warranty. As my business is new cash flow is not readily available; I have faith on this engine though am learning FCA has added additional parts that are not allowing this engine to work correctly and not backing their own product. As this is my first NEW vehicle and most horse people drive Dodge I felt I would be taken care of. At this point I have a large debt on a truck that is nor working; I drive to each client and most likely have more Km's them others so I am one of the few I have found on line with the same issue. I believe all of thses trucks are going to end up the same and one day this will be a recall and it will be too late for me because the dealerships just wash their hands of it. NO SUPPORT!!!!