Man that sucks. Another reason I’m glad I bought mine from my local dealer in case of something unfortunate like this happening.
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Mopar’s “Ram Airflow” Cold-Air Intake System For Ram 1500:
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PorBoy
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That is the main reason why I solely ordered via the dealership so if a problem, it was THEIR problem...
Exactly, cheapest isn’t always the best option!
Damn that's crazy! Email them, they will respond alot quicker then by phone. I tried calling several times but never did get to talk to anyone by phone. But email was instant reply.
Damn I'm sorry to hear. Who did you order it through?
securityguy
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Mine shows $21 for shipping now and has not changed since I started checking several days ago.
securityguy
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Any reputable company would have zero issues taking care of you, based on this circumstance, no different than your dealer but you can always try to justify paying more if you want to.....
PorBoy
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Lol no need for me to justify how I spend my money, just stating that for my own peace of mind I solely went dealership on this. I encourage those to do what you feel suits you and am not here to debate pro/ cons of what others do with their money.
I'm surprised there's no oil for the filter like K&N or the like.
securityguy
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It must be a dry filter...that's why
Same for me as I just checked to Houston, TX is only $27.65
Subtotal $700.94
Shipping $27.65
Discount - 5% off subtotal -$20.00 (SAVE5)
Total $708.59
That’s good news for you then, obviously there’s a issue with their website. At any rate mines ordered and on it’s way, I honestly could care less about a few dollars and buying locally is always a good thing in my book.
Diamondback
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to answer all : it WAS my local dealer ..
they are handling everything and already have the replacement on the way.
$764 shipped to my local dealer and I open it right there to look at everything prior to taking it home. If the packing agent would just put a piece of foam or something at the bottom of the lower intake box, it wouldn't happen -- I wonder how many are getting damaged during the shipping process since they stand up on their sides.
Blueraptor
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Where are these dealerships that are giving a reasonable price on this? Both dealerships in my area (eastern Iowa) quoted me over $1100...to answer all : it WAS my local dealer ..
they are handling everything and already have the replacement on the way.
$764 shipped to my local dealer and I open it right there to look at everything prior to taking it home. If the packing agent would just put a piece of foam or something at the bottom of the lower intake box, it wouldn't happen -- I wonder how many are getting damaged during the shipping process since they stand up on their sides.
Yep it's dry filter. The instructions said to wash with water and soap and let air dry.
List price is $924, use the Mopar 15% off accessories coupon (I had a 20% from dealer) and you’re around $785. I’m in South Carolina.
rsmeanie
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Well BAM is out for me. You early guys lucked out but $300 for shipping to CA is crazy. Too bad I didn't jump sooner.
I'm in Texas, so it would be a little far to pick up...lol
Are we sure that the Commifornia Patrol aren't monitoring this transmission?
securityguy
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Still showing for me, as of now, a shipping charge of $21. Too bad I'm not ready to pull the trigger.
Based on rsmeanies email from Bam I’d be surprised if they let you check out for $21 shipping, I wouldn’t wait to long to pull the trigger.
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