Exhaust manifold recall

[TheWaterman83]

I have a 2022 RAM 1500 with the same issue, passenger side a loud noise at cold startup but no smell anywhere. Unfortunately 65k miles so I'm out of warranty.

EDIT: I was wrong. It's a TSB not a recall/extended warranty.

Have you ever complained to the dealer prior to the factory warranty ending?

 

[Morenar]

Had loud tick on startup for sometime and smell of fumes from passenger side but recently lack of power. Hit the gas and it would take a little longer to go. Made an appt to bring it in but I read cracked manifold can cause lack of power.

 

[Cheebie]

Update

The dealership I have been going to for 10+ years informed me that it's a 50-50 chance that manifold and fuel pump and misc will be covered. Yes, I have the gas filling issue too. So, I got an extended warranty with a 30 day wait period, then it's going in for both issues which will be covered and cover the cost of the warranty with the fix.

I also thought about headers, but the gas filling issue seems much more complicated.

 

[N7GZN]

2019 Laramie Longhorn at 118k miles, drivers side is leaking. I bought the truck at 75k so I don't know if the manifold(s) were changed previously. I recently began parking outside, I wonder if the colder startup temperatures could contribute to more stress on the studs.
Taking the truck into the local dealer, the only in the region so it may take a few weeks before they can look at it.