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The dealer I purchased my truck called me and said I had to bring my truck in for a computer recall.
They want to do something to the computer that will take 1.5 hours.
Not sure I want to take it in since it has been, well, you know.
I have received recalls by mail and tossed them like the track bar I had already replaced before the recall.
Did anyone else get a notice about a recall on the computer?
I haven't.
Did you check the Mopar site with your VIN?
2018 2500 68RFE, Amp steps, Thurn leveling kit and suspension, Harters wheels 35 in tires. coming: Trans tuning, intake horn, 3.5 in charge pipes.
Wasn't there a potential that the dealer could update the 18-up trucks to make them untunable like the 22s?
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I thought that was 19 or 20 and newer.
2018 2500 68RFE, Amp steps, Thurn leveling kit and suspension, Harters wheels 35 in tires. coming: Trans tuning, intake horn, 3.5 in charge pipes.
No. That’s only some 19 and up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badger2078
But if the trucks are tuned like OP is hinting at, I don't know why he would even consider taking it in for a reflash.
Dealerships have an open recall list; we call customers occasionally to get open recalls completed.
I know it’s hard to imagine, but most diesel owners don’t delete their trucks and prefer to have recalls done.
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I believe you are probably thinking about the 2019-2020 trucks that have the CP4 to CP3 recall done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badger2078
They can still be tuned but may need a retune and a recovery file to allow the MM3 to flash the tune.
I checked online, and the only recall is on the drag link.
I posted this also to see if anyone else had the same call.
I will be canceling that appointment for sure.
I do not want them messing around with my truck!
Thanks for the feedback!!