My question (rhetorical that is) would be, "Why the hell, RAM, did you tell dealers you are not going to authorize warranty replacement on an obviously defective amp!!!"Hi all - I am typically not a forum participant or poster but I do want to say "thank you" to all who have provided input on this issue. This noise has been a source of indescribable frustration for 10,000 miles!!! I'm happy to report that after a complete circus of a process (including multiple escalation calls with Ram Corporate)...the amplifier has been replaced and the noise gone. Thanks again for the detail and background on how to instruct the dealership on the fix...after 2 visits they were telling me that Ram had stopped authorizing warrantee replacements for the amplifiers. I would say that the KEY is to get your service dealer to push to have the amp replaced (don't let them sell the story that there is a software upgrade 'any day now' that will fix the issue)...in fairness the service techs are being told this by Ram Corporate and not to replace the module. I had to elevate to the dealership service director who authorized the warrantee repair...Good luck! (The amps are in stock and were delivered to the dealership next day).
What's going wrong within Dodge/Stellantis that emboldens such an arrogant haughty attitude towards their customers, who are going into debt multi-tens-of-thousands of hard-earned dollars, and who end up with defective crap? That sort of middle finger to the customer makes me want to start bad-mouthing Dodge! Just another example of the slow erosion of America's once rock-solid manufacturing excellence. As is typical, it's usually the stuff-shirts high up in the low-pressured closed-windowed stale armpit air of conference room bean counters.
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