SGBCAN
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- Joined
- Mar 21, 2019
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- Location
- Winnipeg Canada
- Ram Year
- 2019
- Engine
- Cummins 6.7
They had issues in 2009 to 2012, I had an '09 and had to replace a few - then had a '14 and a '16 and never had an issue.
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I’m on my 5th Dodge Truck...all Hemi’s...have never had this issue...guess I’ve been lucky
If i could do it over, i would buy any truck but a ram. just bought a ram last july .. I got the 2018 5.7 express truck and it is honestly pure garbage. Had so many issues when i first bought it, and adding more everyday, frame has already rusted, engine sounds like it is on its last legs, takes about 30 seconds to shift from 1st to second on a cold startup. and every literally every single thing in the cab that can squeak does, and all this wonder and joy for only $57 000. Dealer refuses to acknowledge the "Hemi" tick he calls it when i start it engine sounds like it will explode, any time it drops below -17 here in Canada almost every night during winter the engine just screams like a banshee on startup this truck is pure dog turds like literally crap. I really dont think this thing will make it to 80 000 km
a 2012 R/TApparently, Hemi's are well known ( at least in the Rams) for breaking exhaust manifold bolt over time. I understand it's due to different metal expansion rates, but Chrysler/Fiat is not doing anything about it unless your vehicle is still under warranty. Once warranty is out, you're on your own.
Would this be a reason for someone to stay away from the Hemi's, if buying a slightly used Ram?
I'm shopping a little bit right now, and would love a Hemi, but don't want to have to keep paying for broken bolts, and the labor to remove and replace them.
Anyone know how costly it is to do?
Apparently, Hemi's are well known ( at least in the Rams) for breaking exhaust manifold bolt over time. I understand it's due to different metal expansion rates, but Chrysler/Fiat is not doing anything about it unless your vehicle is still under warranty. Once warranty is out, you're on your own.
Would this be a reason for someone to stay away from the Hemi's, if buying a slightly used Ram?
I'm shopping a little bit right now, and would love a Hemi, but don't want to have to keep paying for broken bolts, and the labor to remove and replace them.
Anyone know how costly it is to do?
I have a 12 R/T with 86.000 on it and no issues yet and i knew about this issue when i bought mine and with all the other Ram issues and it certainly wasn’t a reason for me to not by mine seeing as how it took me almost two years to find the truck i wanted
Apparently, Hemi's are well known ( at least in the Rams) for breaking exhaust manifold bolt over time. I understand it's due to different metal expansion rates, but Chrysler/Fiat is not doing anything about it unless your vehicle is still under warranty. Once warranty is out, you're on your own.
Would this be a reason for someone to stay away from the Hemi's, if buying a slightly used Ram?
I'm shopping a little bit right now, and would love a Hemi, but don't want to have to keep paying for broken bolts, and the labor to remove and replace them.
Anyone know how costly it is to do?
I hope everything works out great for you.I did say later in this thread, that I'm less concerned about that, than I was when I started this thread. But, you're right.
I work for a Chrysler Dodge Ram dealership and it’s a common issue but if you have them done before they brake it’s 4 hours labor so 400 to have them done and not have to worry about it so then you have the truck you want and not have to settle for a 3.6
not sure if you have seen all the issues with the hemi and lifters destroying cams but its happening. my fiends ram is waiting on an engine. its been in the shop since January. ship date on engine from ram is augustMultiple year Chevy 5.3L engines had lifter issues that destroyed camshafts. Now there’s an expensive fix!
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not sure if you have seen all the issues with the hemi and lifters destroying cams but its happening. my fiends ram is waiting on an engine. its been in the shop since January. ship date on engine from ram is august
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