So, the throttle lag is not a laughing matter.... it is a serious issue ! To those of us who have experienced the “pucker factor” because there was no throttle response will GREATLY disagree.
I agree that all NEED to file a complaint with the NHSTA and contact the Lieff Cabraser law firm, which is the lead firm in EPA Vs. FCA lawsiut. I have been corresponding with
Wilson M. Dunlavey, Attorney with Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein. He has been very informative and helpful.
I was told by them that completing and signing the settlement offered will not be a “waiver” for FCA on other related issues.
The AEM/TCM Flash has caused several issues not just the loss in mpg and throttle lag. The newest symptoms are failing DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter), faulty O2 sensors, and EGR TURBO HOSE leaks.
My truck engine light came on and the service tech said the DPF was full and needed to be replaced. A $3000.00 part, luckily covered by the AEM/TCM warranty!
A parallel at Cabraser Heimann & Bernsteintold me today that there has been such a demand for the DPF replacements, they are OUT OF STOCK and on back order.
GOOD NEWS! The Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein law firm meets regularly with the Federal Judge and relays our concerns and issues. I was told that FCA should be coming out with some type of reflash update to correct the issues with the original flash.
I would again recommend to file a complaint with the NHSTA and contact Wilson Dunlavey at Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein Law Firm
([email protected]) .
I would rather spend my settlement money on what I WANT not something to make my truck perform like it should!