BennyHanna
Member
So a few weeks ago my truck threw a check engine light. The temp that morning was -25F. The truck seemed to run fine, so I drove it and called the dealership. They couldn't get me in for about 10 days, so I went to auto zone and checked the fault codes. The first one was for Ambient Air Temp sensor and the other one didn't come up in their database. I decided to clear the codes and see if they came back. They didn't. At the same time, my navigation got lost and showed me several hundred miles away (which this is the 3rd time this has happened) so I did a restart on that as well and the navigation button just disappeared on the display.
So 10 days later I get my truck in the shop and had to fly out for work for a few weeks. The dealership has had my truck now for 9 days and I just talked with them.
They say the turbo is shot. Replacement is $7000, fortunately fully covered under warranty. I have around 18-19,000 miles on the truck. Strange thing is I didn't notice from driving it, granted I drive like a grandpa most of the time. Has anyone else had this problem?
They are also replacing the head unit, parts for that are on order as well. I've heard of others having problems with their Nav getting lost and showing them someplace else, but I haven't heard of anyone having the issue multiple times. I could be wrong though.
So 10 days later I get my truck in the shop and had to fly out for work for a few weeks. The dealership has had my truck now for 9 days and I just talked with them.
They say the turbo is shot. Replacement is $7000, fortunately fully covered under warranty. I have around 18-19,000 miles on the truck. Strange thing is I didn't notice from driving it, granted I drive like a grandpa most of the time. Has anyone else had this problem?
They are also replacing the head unit, parts for that are on order as well. I've heard of others having problems with their Nav getting lost and showing them someplace else, but I haven't heard of anyone having the issue multiple times. I could be wrong though.