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*** To be clear I am not hating on RAM because I am still driving a 2016 Ecodiesel that has performed flawlessly... Just not happy with the way FCA is handling this problem *** I have been dealing with this for a long time... I had the intermediate shaft bearing (or bushing) replaced, didn't...

Since FCA still has not figured out how to solve the problem, or has at least not issued the promised software fix, I took matters into my own hands and solved my problem.... I sold the truck! Good riddance. I still have my 2016 Ecodiesel which I will keep but the 2019 is GONE!

UPDATE: Still no software fix issued. I am trying to contact my local service manager... I hope this issue is not being ignored.

I have (had) a 2016 1500 Bighorn with the EcoD and have had zero problems with it other than some turbo lag after they applied the Emissions "fix". But a subsequent update cured the turbo lag problem. It was so reliable I gave it to my son when I bought my 2019 Hemi (the eco wasn't yet...

I am running a new set of BFG T/A KO2 in 275x60R20. 1 inch larger, great in the snow and looks great on the truck.

Mine has always been in 2wd.

My steering column was completely replace with no luck. I got a phone call from the regional rep and he states that the problem has been diagnosed by FCA engineering and that it is a software issue. He also stated that a TSB will be released in Feb to address this issue... more to come.

After a lot of back and forth FCA engineering has said that the problem is a software issue. The entire steering system is electric and apparently the computer is telling the rack to do something it doesn't like. They say a TSB will be released in Feb to address this issue. Once my truck goes...

I am starting to think that a few of us are the Guinea pigs in this lab experiment! I just hope they get it right soon.

Bad news, replacing the steering column did not fix my issue. The only thing left now is the electic power steering rack under the truck. Service department is contacting FCA...

Bad news, replacing the entire steering column DID NOT fix my issue... so FCA has replaced the entire top end of the steering assembly and it looks like the only thing left is the power steering rack under the truck (it's electric power steering). My service department is contacting FCA to see...

I have had the low-speed-right-turn grinding issue and there is another thread on this issue as well: https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/steering-grind.22320/ My truck has been into the dealer 4 times as they work with FCA Engineering to figure it out. Yesterday they replaced the entire...

UPDATE - I picked up the truck last night after my dealership consulted with FCA Engineering. They agreed to eliminate EVERYTHING on the top side so they opted to swap in an ENTIRE steering column. I picked it up yesterday at 5pm and have since driven about 60 miles to include many slow speed...

My truck is in the dealership for the 4th time, this time they are replacing the whole steering column... Updates coming

Service department had the truck for several days and have decided that the steering rack will be the next thing replaced. I have the truck back while they order up the parts and they say it will be a one-day repair. More to come...

Going into the service department for look #3 today. They think it might be the steering rack but they are working with FCA engineering to figure it out so they might have it for awhile... updates to come.

Colorado Ram owners, who is your dealership, service center and how has your experience been with them? I have bought two trucks through CO Springs Dodge and have so far have good experiences with them. Their service center is currently trying to resolve my steering grind issue and have been...

Monument 2019 Laramie 4x4 Delmonico Red

Negative, no air suspension. It's a Laramie without all the bells and whistles.

Update: I picked up my truck yesterday, the dealership replaced the intermediate shaft and bearing and they thought they had it fixed. I immediately drove around the parking lot for about 10 minutes and was able to reproduce the noise 3 times. I am keeping the truck for now while they work with...