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thats not how warranty works. If a CP4 blew up even after a recall is out they would still have to fix it. Besides emissions warranty is only 50k so they wont cover it for long anyway. And even if your theory was right they would have to prove that you not getting the recall caused the issue which in this case is 100% impossible for that to happen
Just like H3Lxxx I told them not to do the vb6 if they didn't want one very pissed off customer, they said ok but mentioned if any issues with emissions then you're not covered, I said ok. But guess what, most of the issues with emissions are not covered regardless
In my warranty coverage book it shows 50k km for the DPF the rest is mixed in with the 100k.US Federal Emission warranty is 5/50K. California and all the states that adopted CARB emission standards is 7/70K.
United States vehicle emission standards - Wikipedia
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Not sure you even get the 5/50K (or equivalent KM) in CA.
The only recall for this issue at this point is for the 13-18's. So this is not stopping dealers from selling 19+ trucks. And since it's just a SW flash, it should not hold them from selling 13-18's either.
Yes open emissions recalls must be completed in Cali before renewal.
Makes me think seriously about selling my 2022
There was a significant difference in the eco. Maybe it depended on the year of your eco. (Mine was a 15)
So what changes you are not selling the truck then just keep driving it, im not sure what the issue is. Long term the truck will likely lose all value if ICE engines truly do get outlawed
I have owned many diesel trucks in my life. This is my first ram. My last diesel was a 2009 f250 power stroke 6.4. These trucks have the worst wrap, it has been one of the best trucks and one of the first emissions put on a diesel. That being said I own a construction company and used to tow heavy equipment now I find it easier to have hot shots tow it for me from site to site. This truck was bought to tow my camper and love the way it tows but would want it to last me years to come . I only put a few thousand miles a year now,and take exceptional care of all my trucks and cars. So for me if this truck ain’t going to be reliable and tow what it was bought for, I would like to be compisated
Only communists like clean air. We red blooded ‘MURICANS prefer to chew our smog.
It’s not designed to bankrupt anyone. It’s designed to punish them for not following the rules that they agreed to follow. If they’d followed the rules (which the fact they have a fix prepared shows they could have done from the get-go) then there would have been no case and no fine.
El Paso county has diesel emissions testing only (not gas stuff). We moved to Wyoming partly because of Colorados Governor/legislators and the traffic issues they don't seem to want to fix (like I25 between Monument and Castle Rock and C470).
