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I carry a relay bypass switch with me in the event that we get the countdown message (Engine Will Not Restart in 200 miles).

No, there isn't a class action lawsuit. Your truck failed outside of warranty. Here are your options: (1) Sell the truck as is (2) Buy a rebuild engine (3) Buy a new engine

Doc's is most likely the same stuff as Hot Shot's Secret since that's who is making it for them.

Based on the number of EcoDiesels out there with 300,000 miles, many of those are stock trucks. We see them quite often in the EcoDiesel facebook groups. It won't be too much long before we start see 300,000-mile trucks pop up in the 3rd gen EcoDiesel as well. As of right now, most of the 3rd...

There's nothing wrong with keeping it factory. We've seen many stock EcoDiesels make it to 300,000 miles.

The 2014 - 2019 (gen 2 EcoDiesel) certainly had some bottom end issues which is a combination of build quality and borderline design. The 2020 - 2023 (gen 3 EcoDiesel) is a very solid engine with a super low failure rate. There are a few reputable engine builders that are rebuilding the 2nd...

So far, my 2020 Ram EcoDiesel has been flawless. Here's the list of repairs for my 2015 Ram EcoDiesel thus far: Date Mileage Part Description Part # Cost 02/11/21 92,313 Water Pump 68211202AB Powertrain Warranty 08/10/21 96,304 Front Shocks Rear Shocks Bilstein 24-187343...

From the list below, RussellandCissy is the only one that I know who is running a bone stock EcoDiesel. He had 433,323 miles the last time I talked to him. 400,000 Mile Club Ramdriver501 (truck #1) - 410,000 miles (engine and truck) - Totaled VernDiesel - 423,000 miles (engine) - Cracked...

My buddy just turned 510,000 miles on his EcoDiesel last week!

Would "a child of God" say something like that? I thought the bible taught against retaliation?

21trucker mentioned 275,000 kilometers, which comes out to 170,877 miles. Regardless of how much highway driving you do, that's a lot of miles. The EGR doesn't shutoff just because you're on the highway. That's what FCA got nailed for with their original tune. :sneaky:

Just for the record, the original person who started this post hasn't been seen since January. When I said, "Everyone who makes these types of announcements are never to be seen again", I wasn't joking.

You need to pull the codes, otherwise it's all a guessing game. The codes will tell you what's going on.

Thank you for the kind words. I'm optimistic by nature, but I also try to stick to the facts and make decisions based on reality and not emotion. My 2020 EcoDiesel is now available for the recall, but I'm not going to add my name to the list until this summer. Once my name is added to the...

Don't worry about the HPFP. It's the least of your worries. Keep putting good fuel in the truck with Hot Shot's EDT and you'll be fine.

It really depends on how the trucks are driven. Most of these high mileage trucks live on the highway, so even a stock truck will last 200,000 miles without any significant repairs. My 2015 is a daily driver, so I'm much harder on the emissions system. It still has the factory intake at...

Here's a list of some success stories. RussellandCissy has 433,323 miles on his stock truck, so that should give you some hope. Tyler_R should be turning 500,000 miles by the end of March. If so, that will be two trucks that have made it a half million miles. 300,000 Mile Club Andrew A. -...

Yes, both of my trucks are 100% stock.

There isn't a remedy. You either get a good one or you don't. I'm pretty hard on my trucks, but they've been solid so far. I'm at 119,000 on my 2015 EcoDiesel and 38,0000 on my 2020 EcoDiesel.

In the meantime, I'm looking forward to buying my third EcoDiesel for CHEAP!