Back at the shop again! 😡

[MNNJR69]

Definitely going to take the cash and keep option. Just spent almost $1100 having the drive assembly service... Front and rear differentials, transfer case and transmission flush.... Temps on the trains dropped a little which is a good sign

 

[MNNJR69]

Yeah, it's ridiculous to try and keep these rigs on the road. I'm just seeing more and more problems on low mileage trucks as the days go by. Hopefully you find the right solution for your needs. Good luck!

Dealership covered all of the modules and other issues under warranty. The only thing I had to pay for was the drivetrain maintenance. I had initially thought it was $1,300, but after I looked at the paperwork, the total was $1,074 which was a good deal compared to doing each component individually I would have paid almost $1,800. I've got a pretty cool service advisor that I've been working with too and he always gives me a decent discount on any of my purchases.

 

[MNNJR69]

Also had the recall for the engine done and it passed. Even if it fails in the future, they will still replace it. Again, as I've said, most engines/drivetrain fail because of lack of proper maintenance. Far more than faulty components. The combination of the proper maintenance and the DFM disabler and the quality of maintenance products make a huge difference!