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Today's the day the recall is supposed to start. Any news?
Local dealer said they do not have parts. As far as them removing a pre-existing step. They will not remove it. They are only removing ones prior to sale.Today's the day the recall is supposed to start. Any news?
I'm one of those that had ordered the bed utility group but the bed step was going to hold up shipping so I opted out of that piece. I'm just waiting for the parts to come in so I can have it installed at the dealership.Local dealer said they do not have parts. As far as them removing a pre-existing step. They will not remove it. They are only removing ones prior to sale.
Today's the day the recall is supposed to start. Any news?
And that is the part that sucks. You order complete packages so it’s included in your financing. When they can’t deliver then it’s cash out to buy parts and usually I would rather do this myself than pay you How Much! End result...usually some answer from a rep who doesn’t have one..Time goes by, parts are now available, trust has departed and I end up doing it myself. After 35+ years working on things that fly, float, crawl and roll across the ground I am tired of those kinds of projects. Okay Got my rant out. But I am sure you get my point.I'm one of those that had ordered the bed utility group but the bed step was going to hold up shipping so I opted out of that piece. I'm just waiting for the parts to come in so I can have it installed at the dealership.
If you cannot tell I just discovered the Amp Research retracting step kit is a mess for my truck. There is not one electrical illustration that looks like what’s in front of me. They might as well of showed pics of a Chevy. (They look like an earlier gen)I will get it done but for $1500 I expected more. It was originally ordered with the truck as a “ package” Cancelled at time of sale. I feel your pain. Whew caught myself almost said something to get me banned.And that is the part that sucks. You order complete packages so it’s included in your financing. When they can’t deliver then it’s cash out to buy parts and usually I would rather do this myself than pay you How Much! End result...usually some answer from a rep who doesn’t have one..Time goes by, parts are now available, trust has departed and I end up doing it myself. After 35+ years working on things that fly, float, crawl and roll across the ground I am tired of those kinds of projects. Okay Got my rant out. But I am sure you get my point.
RAM app still says parts unavailable in the recall.
Cool! I'll contact my dealer tomorrow. Keep us postedHuh, right after I said that I got an email from my dealer that parts were available! Crazy!
Any details you can share regarding parts, i.e., does your dealership have the parts to fix your recall? I was on the phone with RAM Cares, they didn't offer much other than calling the dealership.Huh, right after I said that I got an email from my dealer that parts were available! Crazy!
If it is a Genuine Mopar part than its covered under FCA liability. They should do the mod for you at no charge because parts and labor are covered by FCA safety recall funding not your local dealer.I received my recall notice from FCA yesterday, and I purchased mine online at moparpartsinc.com. From the notice:
FCA US records indicate that you may have purchased a Mopar bed step kit for your 2500/3500 vehicle. Some Mopar bed step kits (part# 82215842AC / 82215842AD) sold in calendar years 2019 and 2020 may fail in certain angular or side-load conditions...
In the "how do I resolve this issue" section it states that the remedy for this condition is currently unavailable. It then claims that they will contact me with a follow-up recall notice when it is available. The interesting thing is that it says when I receive that notice I can contact the dealer to schedule a service appointment. So, even though I installed it they make it sound like the dealer will fix it.
I hope it plays out this way.
That's interesting that you didn't get one. I was NOT expecting one since it was a separate purchase, and not from my dealer. I don't know if moparpartsgiant.com is an actual dealer selling parts online, but whatever the case the purchase must have been registered with FCA somehow.If it is a Genuine Mopar part than its covered under FCA liability. They should do the mod for you at no charge because parts and labor are covered by FCA safety recall funding not your local dealer.
I find it funny you received a letter having purchased it online separately. I have not received a letter and it was on the factory build order.
A lot of your online Mopar parts sites are dealers. I usually use one that is out of New York even though I am in WA. Often times half the price compared to walking up to the parts counter at the local dealer.That's interesting that you didn't get one. I was NOT expecting one since it was a separate purchase, and not from my dealer. I don't know if moparpartsgiant.com is an actual dealer selling parts online, but whatever the case the purchase must have been registered with FCA somehow.
So the answer is....Received recall notice in the mail today. It says "The remedy for this condition is not currently available". They are still finalizing the remedy and will send notification when the fix is available.So my question is; I had ordered the OEM step and installed myself as the truck did not come with one. How does the recall work on that?
TDRamOH, I received the same letter today also. I purchased the step online from a Mopar dealer and installed myself. Hopefully this will get resolved fairly soon.I received my recall notice from FCA yesterday, and I purchased mine online at moparpartsinc.com. From the notice:
FCA US records indicate that you may have purchased a Mopar bed step kit for your 2500/3500 vehicle. Some Mopar bed step kits (part# 82215842AC / 82215842AD) sold in calendar years 2019 and 2020 may fail in certain angular or side-load conditions...
In the "how do I resolve this issue" section it states that the remedy for this condition is currently unavailable. It then claims that they will contact me with a follow-up recall notice when it is available. The interesting thing is that it says when I receive that notice I can contact the dealer to schedule a service appointment. So, even though I installed it they make it sound like the dealer will fix it.
I hope it plays out this way.