I don't believe he was saying that as I know four coworkers still running the 2nd Gen Ecodiesel and they are still on their first motor. Some 2nd Gen's have cratered (I had two of them that failed) however not all 2nd Gen Ecodiesels have suffered the same fate. The alternative would be to look...
Well, you certainly wasted your time on those three patents as you've got the market cornered on ignorance, stupidity and bull$hit. Nobody would dare take steal those from you as it's evident based upon your posts in this forum that you're grandfathered in and have it perfected. Patents are...
Huh, you started the childish name calling in post #9 in this thread thus I was being polite and playing along with you two children. I presumed it was how the less intelligent communicate and against my better judgement accommodated you.
As for my integrity, it's intact as I attempt to...
Swing...and another miss. I'm about to turn this over to my 5th grade grandson as you are dumber than a 5th grader!
First you state the 3rd Gen Ecodiesel has the same failure rate as the 2nd Gen but provide absolutely no proof.
Then you claim sales are in the tank for the 3rd Gen Ecodiesel...
Another swing and a huge miss...try again. Intelligent response? I would have expected better than this typical 5-year-old response..."See my pretty pictures Daddy! Didn't I do good?"
No, you both suck at presenting any failure rate statistics for the 3rd Gen Ecodiesel. Neither of you have...
Additionally, illustrating your ignorance on the matter has helped get the forum count moving again.
Keep trying...you might emit an intelligent response concerning the 3rd Gen...someday.
I am...simply pointing out the obvious - that neither of you know what you're talking about as it's all based upon opinion...no facts, no statistics, nothing.
Care to try again? As I suspected, a couple of gomers trying to make a name for themselves in the world...
That's the point fool...there are no facts or statistics ANYWHERE to prove the 3rd Gen Ecodiesel "2020-22 rate of failure is equal to 2014-19" as asserted by your hillbilly kin. Given this fact, it's his - or yours if you can put a sentence together with statistics or a few charts (look those...
Wow! My apologies to the OP as this thread drew out the only two knuckle dragging, mouth breathers on the forum as these two crybabies just don't get it. They're like a couple of toddlers reaching into your diaper and slinging crap.
Try again boys with facts and statistics about the failures...
Again, another comment from the peanut gallery with ZERO facts or statistics...likewise, you clearly don't understand how forums work. If someone will complain about an issue, they will do it on a forum. Most will rarely provide praise but forums appear to be the venus fly trap for issues.
You must be joking or extremely ignorant about the 3rd Gen Ecodiesel to cite such a poorly written, non-factual, lacking in statistics article. Dmitry Sapko is a nobody who wrote a powder puff article about an engine he clearly knows nothing about which is evidenced by his series of "may" do...
Sorry to hear about this. I had a 2015 and 2016 which both imploded so I went with the Hemi and on Cummins until last year when I purchased a 2021 Ram 1500 Big Horn Ecodiesel. It is night/day different than my 2nd Gen Ecodiesels and well worth the money. If you have to bite the bullet, don't...
Has anyone heard of or have information on this update for the 2021 MY Ecodiesel? Am trying to figure out if my Ecodiesel, which had the update, is drinking DEF liberally since then because of the update or something else.
I've never heard anyone complain about the traction, noise, longevity or ride of a set of Michelin Defenders. We've had them on all of our family Rams for more than ten years and won't ever change. When we add a new Ram to the family, the first stop is at Discount Tire to have the new junk...
Did you check out the back of the bottle where it states "For Diesel and Gasoline Engines" as well as the MS-12991 SPEC compliance? The 2020-2022 Ecodiesel's require utilization of oil meeting Chrysler Spec MS-12991 (which the Pennzoil Platinum 5W40 does but Rotella T-6 does not...at this...
Sam's Club, Home Depot, and truck stops have plenty of DEF in stock...only the fool (Economic Ninja) on YouTube is spouting about. The real shortage is in Australia and Korea where they shut down their urea plants a few years ago because it was cheaper to purchase it from the Chinese. Now...