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Ticking noise 2020 Ram 1500 Big Horn etorq

lilbulld

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Took truck in for oil change and asked them to see if they thought there was an exhaust leak(s) due to noise I was hearing, seeming louder at different times but always present. When I picked the truck up was told definitely exhaust leak(s) & needed to schedule another appointment so they could look at it further.. Dropped truck off for next appointment to address apparent exhaust leak, they had it the entire day & called to tell me no leaks found, all tech.'s looked at it & it "sounds like a HEMI". Could not get a good answer on why the first time I was told there "defintiely" was an exhaust leak(s). I let them know I had the non etorq HEMI in my Grand Cherokee & it did not sound this way & just got a shoulder shrug out of them. Was wanting to post here & get any opinions based off video.. its hard to tell but its louder at different times & hard to pinpoint exactly where its coming from.. fuel mileage has been terrible & was hoping theyd find/ repair exhaust leaks & that help cure mpg issue too. Any thoughts, advice, comments would be greatly appreciated. Pickup has 24k miles
 
Sorry i got nothing other that it sounded like a diesel engine to me instead of the hemi 5.7
 
Sorry i got nothing other that it sounded like a diesel engine to me instead of the hemi 5.7

Ha, ive actually said that about it too.. sounds like a damn diesel & I have had to shut it off at the drive thru before like one


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Ha, ive actually said that about it too.. sounds like a damn diesel & I have had to shut it off at the drive thru before like one


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jaja if only you were getting the diesel mpg. Maybe that would compensate the noise
 

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