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Yes, I had the same issue. Rear main seal. Amazing you got yours back so quickly, mine was in the shop for this about 15 days. Unacceptable on a brand new vehicle - the repair procedure is very invasive.

Our opinions are shaped by our personal experiences, but I would advise you to wait. Mine had major issues and I’m just now wrapping up the lemon process. Trust me when I say you don’t want to have to put yourself in a position where you have to use the lemon law. Most of the people that throw...

Hire an attorney

Search out the “JunkMan” on YouTube. I’ve been using his two bucket wash method with grit guards for years now and it always works out great.

I have just updated the title of this thread to include the TSB # that was (finally) just released for this issue. I believe this thread can finally be put to rest on finding the source and fix for this problem. Thanks to all who took their trucks in for this issue and opened STAR cases, etc...

Wow. Sounds like it’s time to start drafting another manufacturer notification letter...

It's interesting how two people can have the same vehicle and have totally different experiences. I'm not sure if that speaks to QC issues or just the nature of producing cars and trucks with such volume, there's going to be a bad one every once in a while. It's hard to go back to something when...

Curious if you’re considering the Lemon Law route again if you end up meeting the qualifications or if you’ll just trade it to save what patience you may have left with the issues. A lot of us have really tried to make these trucks work. I remember how excited I was when I ordered. The love...

My opinion and a few bucks will buy you a cup of coffee at Starbucks, but I would advise you to hang on to your problem free truck and give FCA a year or so to iron this design out. Trust me, you do not wanna go through what I went through. I feel like I had realistic expectations of potential...

https://www.dmv.org/la-louisiana/automotive-law/lemon-law.php Here are some guidelines for qualification in LA. Looks like 4 repair attempts or 45 days out of service. The 4 attempts is the same as here in NC, the 45 days is a little longer than we have here. Also, make sure you save all...

You need to stand your ground and have it fixed to your satisfaction or keep taking it in until you qualify for a lemon law case under your state's law. Do not trade it, you will lose your @ss. Stick it out and hire an attorney, worked out for me.

I hope your issues are resolved to your satisfaction. I couldn’t imagine going through this twice in a row.

I wouldn't let WalMart touch my $20k Ford Transit Connect work van.

Not necessarily, but first thing I'd have the dealer do is road force balance the tires and check the alignment.

Right on, I hope you have an amazing experience with your truck and get your issues resolved. I think they definitely have some kinks to work out. It's such a great concept, this RAM is the nicest most luxurious truck money can buy! At least in my case, the execution is where they fell flat and...

Thanks! I totally agree, FCA could have done some damage control early on but they didn't care. I didn't go into this RAM blind... I expected some stuff here and there. Nearly 30 days out of service with less than 3,000 on the clock was certainly more than I bargained for. I think I drove it...

Thanks, I sure hope it will work out better for me. I fully investigated the Chevy Shake before buying and from my research it's been resolved and folks that think they have it now usually find out it's just tires. When you start fuming every time you see your truck in the driveway, it's time...

Thanks, as they say, all is well that ends well. I can't help myself, if you work for FCA you must know the correct spelling of "Cummins" ;)

100%. Don't mean to convey that they're all bad. I most definitely got a bad one. I think every major manufacturer has their share of bad apples. I wish you a trouble free experience with your RAM, they sure are beautiful trucks.

Tundra? Ew NOOOO! Haha