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This topic pops up every month.
Each time it seems more and more are replying Hurricane over Hemi.
Would like to see the HO option on the Big Horn or Larimie.
Usually watch YT for entertainment without expecting much factual information.
One YT shows the 2026 models showing 5yr/60,000 mile warranty instead of the 10yr/100,000 on the actual Sticker in the vehicle window.
Anyone purchase a 2026 and have it explicitly show 10yr/100,000 on the sticker?
I vaguely recall something about FL being retarded with regards to the Extended Warranty.
Not sure why. The car/truck lobbyists give more in FL?
Years ago for my wife's vehicle I purchased an Extended Warranty from a dealer in another state where my brother lived for the vehicle purchased in...
Will admit would take the Hemi any day over any turbo, but Hemi + eTorque really makes me ponder the situation.
Extra cost and maintenance without any significant advantage.
At least the SSO is providing an advantage for the potential extra maintenance.
Saw the thread from the main page (Direct Connection's Supercharged Surprise Ram 1500 Express)
Seems pretty cool and like the idea better than the HO engine without having to buy higher trim.
The article lists Express, but assume it will be an option on all models.
Searched but didn't see any...
One thread I read about this referenced using a leather protector recommended from Ram that caused this.
Curious if you happened to treat the leather on the dash and if so with which product?
Been seeing various references to "tuner". Is this specific to the Hurricane engine?
Does adding a tuner kill the expected gas mileage?
Assume you remove the tuner when taking the truck in for service to avoid them from voiding any warranty?
Back on topic....
I have been loitering on this board...
Although it seems a lot of people of this issue but not everyone, could it be one specific feature within the truck that is draining the battery.
Something like auto-step boards, heads up display, ....
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