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Same goes for the coast guard trucks.

Denied by who? Zeigler isn't denying anyone lol. It's a MOPAR warranty so it would be Stellantis denying the warranty claim. Whatever floats your boat, I haven't had anything but good experiences in the past with the MOPAR backed warranty.

I'm really confused. Are you saying you paid more for less coverage on purpose?

Gaps that I know of: -Glass (can be an issue if you happen to have a rear window that leaks) -Etorque Battery and Generator (Covered under the 8 year 80k Emissions warranty though)

I've had good experience with RAMcares, they will cover rental costs (up to a point) in the event the dealer doesn't have loaners.

I use Wix filters for everything. $33 is cheap for something replaced every 20k-30k miles.

PUP 5w-20 or Rotella Gas Truck 5w-20, whichever is cheaper at the time.

WOW, what a shady dealer. I have NEVER seen a non-refundable deposit for a custom order vehicle.

Have you been able to get a dealer to diagnose your truck yet?

Nice, I had a Scat Pack in Redline Red a while back. I like it better than the Delmonico that's for sure.

They used flame red for the Marines version of the BTS. Looks like they will be using Delmonico Red for the firefighter version based on that picture.

Glad we could help, sorry this happened in the first place. Unfortunately lots of dealers are guilty of this practice. Hope your fuel pressure issue is resolved quickly as well.

Yes, remove all that ****. Put the black connector back into the kick panel. I assume the circled bundle of wires leads to the connector in the kick panel? Also, no wonder dealer couldn't read anything. The connector in your kick panel doesn't even seem to be wired the same as the OEM...

It's a pass-through connector. Likely so it can draw power for that tracking device.

If it is what I think it is you can remove it and put the factory connector where it belongs. It won't harm your truck. If anything leaving it is just gonna cause you problems. At best it is a constant drain on your battery, at worst these have been known to be the cause of some ridiculous...

It's possible their wi-tech scan tool software needs a good handshake with the security gateway to function. This aftermarket module a dealer added may be interfering with said handshake.

That is not a factory item. An FCC number means it is a transmitter of some type....likely one of the ******** tracking devices I was talking about. Guess I wasn't so off-base after all!

I'm one of the people that can't even get the vehicle health reports because they can't get it to work on most of the Uconnect4 12 inch screens 🤣

To deny a warranty they have to prove the connection between the change and the failure. Requiring a service such as updating a tire size in the BCM to be performed by a dealer is a prohibited tie-in sales provision.

Even IF (a big if) that were the case then they would be able to identify exactly what that change was and therefore your warranty would be safe. The only things not covered would apply to the components you made changes to (and obviously self-installed hardware). It would be illegal for them to...