"Emissions BS"

[Dodgeguyyy]

Question guys, I just bought a 2022 ram 3500 6.7 HO with 67,000 miles on it. Should I go ahead and get all the "BS" taken off of it?? Before this one i had a 2016 2500 and had the "bs" taken off and had zero issues with it other that the turbo actuator (which was an issue before I took the "bs" off) its goin to be done, im just wondering if it's worth it to do it now or wait a few more thousand miles.

 

[rzr6-4]

If you know you're going to do it, I see no reason to wait. I would probly only mess with it though if I knew I planned to keep the truck for a while.

 

[Riccochet]

I would delete it. But keep everything that is removed, and remove it all in a way that is reversible if you ever plan on selling the truck.

 

[mtnrider]

Given the possibility of lifter failure, I would keep my warranty for a while. That and deleting a 22-24 is very expensive and requires a ECU swap. You are talking $6K+. I would let the warranty run it's course and if the day came where I had a emission issue that the warranty wouldn't cover I would then consider a delete.

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[Riccochet]

Given the possibility of lifter failure, I would keep my warranty for a while. That and deleting a 22-24 is very expensive and requires a ECU swap. You are talking $6K+. I would let the warranty run it's course and if the day came where I had a emission issue that the warranty wouldn't cover I would then consider a delete.

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what warranty? His truck has 67k miles on it.

 

[mtnrider]

what warranty? His truck has 67k miles on it.

THe 100k powertrain warranty it came with....

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[18CrewDually]

what warranty? His truck has 67k miles on it.

Mine is a 2018 with 62k miles and is still under powertrain warranty until March 2026 / 100k miles.
I purposely haven't dismantled the Emmissions for that reason.

 

[Riccochet]

THe 100k powertrain warranty it came with....

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oh dang, wasn't aware it was 100k mile on the diesels.

 

[Fuel35 67]

Isn’t it “X amount of years or 100k, which ever comes first”?

 

[18CrewDually]

Isn’t it “X amount of years or 100k, which ever comes first”?

Yeah, in my case it's 7 yrs from purchased date.

 

[Fuel35 67]

Then wouldn't he be out of warranty now?

 

[18CrewDually]

Then wouldn't he be out of warranty now?

He has a 2022

 

[Fuel35 67]

Ahh, I got that and the other guy flipped around. Thanks!

 

[Burla]

If you dont do it, get a good cetane boost and avoid smaller short trips and try and minimize the conditions that gum your exhaust.

 

[Riccochet]

Yeah, in my case it's 7 yrs from purchased date.

Did you buy an extended warranty? All the googling I've done shows the powertrain warranty being 5 years or 100k miles.

 

[18CrewDually]

Did you buy an extended warranty? All the googling I've done shows the powertrain warranty being 5 years or 100k miles.

I did not. They tried to but I denied. Nothing on my paperwork being charged for it but it shows on Mopar website when I log in for my truck/ vin. I don't know but I did just double check.

 

[18CrewDually]

Did you buy an extended warranty? All the googling I've done shows the powertrain warranty being 5 years or 100k miles.

See my post above but either way the OP has a 2022 so he is within the 5 years if I mathed right.

 

[BluDodge]

Ooops, wrong poster.

 

[nlambert182]

I wouldn't do it unless it was out of warranty and I had to. The second you touch it the warranty is void. As most have said, it's not as easy and cheap as the 4th gens and does require a complete ECM swap.