cevans
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- Nov 1, 2015
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- 2014
Don't overpay for what is basically a re-boxed Ecoguard, which isn't a great filter in the first place. AFE doesn't make oil filters, so all you are paying for is a box.
Don't overpay for what is basically a re-boxed Ecoguard, which isn't a great filter in the first place. AFE doesn't make oil filters, so all you are paying for is a box.
Wow! Very interested in this post since not only do I have my 2014 RAM ED but my wife now has a 2015 JEEP ED, I do the oil changes on both. Just checked my WIX parts catalog and the oil filter for both vehicles is the same part number, double checked with MANN-HUMMEL and they also show the same part number for both vehicles. Could the previous loss of oil pressure with an incorrectly made filter have been a poorly constructed filter?i saw somewhere here someone did not have oil pressure after installing a eco guard oil filter, then remembered shawn from mopar ecodiesel
saying that the jeep eco diesel oil filter looks just like ours but the small o-ring is in a lower position on the filter and it will not work
it looks just like the ram filter but is different, point is double check and double check again... that could the difference between $30 and $10,000.
i purchased a napa gold oil filter thinking it was of good quality and opened the box at the parts store and handed it back..really cheap...
As my truck is still under warranty I'm gonna stick with taking it to the dealer for maintenance. I used to do my own oil changes with previous vehicles but disposal becomes an issue. One local FCA dealer has a $99 coupon for Ecodiesel oil change and considering the time and work involved in doing it myself I'll leave it to them instead and if anything is not done correctly at least it will be documented and the error will be on them. BTW I'll be getting my first oil change next month when my odometer is close to 9000. It will be nearly a year old at that point. Is this pretty standard with synthetic? Letting the onboard computer be my guide.
Yes it is per this TSA https://www.facebook.com/EcodieselE...3444430700/262781891097522/?type=3&theater(y)Rotella isn't technically approved for this motor right?
Changing your oil will not void warranty. You will need to keep oil and filter receipt as a proof. Max intervals are 10000mi. (Did my first at 6000mi because of of contaminants and small particles from production process sill inside the engine). Use good quality filter and oil. Dealer recommends Rotella T6 for ecodiesels now and it is one of the best oils around. One note for those who don't know yet: when draining oil on ED you have to wait 15min to fully drain as oil will start flowing again after 5-10min. It has to do with the design of all the oil passages inside the engine. Cost of change around$60-70As my truck is still under warranty I'm gonna stick with taking it to the dealer for maintenance. I used to do my own oil changes with previous vehicles but disposal becomes an issue. One local FCA dealer has a $99 coupon for Ecodiesel oil change and considering the time and work involved in doing it myself I'll leave it to them instead and if anything is not done correctly at least it will be documented and the error will be on them. BTW I'll be getting my first oil change next month when my odometer is close to 9000. It will be nearly a year old at that point. Is this pretty standard with synthetic? Letting the onboard computer be my guide.