In need of Power Wagon VIN!!!

Juvenator93 · Oct 14, 2016

Can anyone with a 14-16 Power Wagon Give me the last 8 of their VIN? Dealer around here seem to only sell parts based off the VIN. My truck is a Hemi 2500 and I want to put PW coils but they said I need the VIN of the truck. Wtf? Anyhow, anyway I can get some help?

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bobbo7915 · Oct 14, 2016

I usually search eBay and have good luck when needing a vin of a particular truck. This is a 2016 6.4l power wagon.

3C6TR5EJ5GG311468

Post up the part number for the springs once you get it sorted. I see that as a better option then spacers for a level.

huntntruk · Oct 14, 2016

bobbo7915 said:
I usually search eBay and have good luck when needing a vin of a particular truck. This is a 2016 6.4l power wagon.

3C6TR5EJ5GG311468

Post up the part number for the springs once you get it sorted. I see that as a better option then spacers for a level.

Please do. I am interested as well. My dealer quoted me $75/coil (their cost) and although I specifically requested PW parts I am skeptical that she got the correct springs.

Juvenator93 · Oct 14, 2016

I called and got the part number when I asked for coils but then I googled it and says it's a normal coil. So I'm going to try again with a VIN

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Juvenator93 · Oct 14, 2016

I got Part #68172138AC for both front and left front coil springs. Can anyone confirm this?

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Juvenator93 · Oct 14, 2016

Came up as a 2WD spring on google

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bobbo7915 · Oct 14, 2016

just sent a message to allmoparparts to see if he can confirm the part number. the part number you have is only $50.40 on their website.

Juvenator93 · Oct 14, 2016

Really want to get a part number and price so I can upgrade from my coil spacer

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OUMX117 · Oct 14, 2016

Have you looked into the Thuren Springs? People around here seem to have great luck with his stuff. I have only ridden in an 09 cummins with his setup on it and I was very impressed. I know he makes Hemi coils now.

Juvenator93 · Oct 14, 2016

Well really don't want to spend too much money on my truck like I normally do, as I have a baby on the way and I have to buy his toys before mine lol

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OUMX117 · Oct 14, 2016

Understood completely! I hope someone will have the right info for you soon! Good Luck!

Juvenator93 · Oct 14, 2016

I only want 2.5" or less as I don't want to have to lift the back, and only want to run my 35s. Plan to do PW Coils, Thuren track bar, and Bilstein 5100s

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bobbo7915 · Oct 14, 2016

All mopar parts confirmed that part number is the correct coil for the powerwagon.

Juvenator93 · Oct 14, 2016

bobbo7915 said:
All mopar parts confirmed that part number is the correct coil for the powerwagon.

Great! So looks like PW coils are $100 online? Wish I knew how cheap they were before I spent $99 on my RCX spacer

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huntntruk · Oct 17, 2016

bobbo7915 said:
All mopar parts confirmed that part number is the correct coil for the powerwagon.

How did they confirm they were PW specific? I ask because if they just looked at the description then its not specific enough. I wonder if they knew the PW springs were unique.

Juvenator93 · Oct 17, 2016

this concerns me

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huntntruk · Oct 17, 2016

Exactly. I cant trust those sites and too many of the customer service people just go based off of what is listed/pictured on the site.

bobbo7915 · Oct 17, 2016

they look the item up using the VIN number of a power wagon.

Juvenator93 · Oct 17, 2016

When I called the dealer with a VIN this is the part number he gave me. He said there is 7 different coil springs. But when I looked the item number up it came up as a 2WD. Although it also says that it is for both gas and diesel trucks. Which I know is incorrect, so I don't know what to believe lol

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reloaderguy · Oct 17, 2016

This is why you should buy the take-off springs from a PW owner. It doesn't get more reliable than if they came off the truck. Also, my understanding is there are different springs for different truck configuration weights.

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