well hello every one from time ago like a year Im on the third injection pump one year apart and turbo

[biodiesel]

I've had nothing but reliable service from my dealership.

I've got no complaints about my dealership. They have a dedicated diesel mechanic. That's all he works on until he's got no more diesels to maintain.

I live in diesel country, so my dealership has 8 full time diesel techs. 2 of those techs are certified on the EcoDiesel. They are good diesel techs, and I would trust them with any type of repair. Fortunately, I've had minimal issues with any of my EcoDiesel engines. Our oldest EcoDiesel is in a 2015 Ram with 124,000 miles. It's needed a water pump, EGR cooler, and DEF pump, other than that, it's been mostly problem free. The 2020 Ram EcoDiesel now has 43,500 miles. It's been flawless. And the 2023 Gladiator EcoDiesel is fairly new, so no issues so far.

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[my dog Trigger]

My second one dealer cleaned the parts only the injectors were replaced

 

[my dog Trigger]

sorry guys im not here to complain just letting you all know whats happening, wish I had time to type 100 pages of crap but i can say from the first pump by a dealer in covina 3 1/2 months to complete the job picked up truck went home looking at the job they did they forgot to put on the skid plate under tank and fuel filter they forgot 25 bolts they ripped off the pads that go between the injector tubes . I made them order new ones they could not bolt them down twice , had to do it my self have not been back there since Im working on the fourth dealer now

 

[biodiesel]

sorry guys im not here to complain just letting you all know whats happening,

No worries. It's good to share your experiences with the group. It may help others to rethink which dealers they choose for service.

Im working on the fourth dealer now

I hope they treat you right. There are some good dealers and service departments out there.

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