D1DAVE
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- HALLETTSVILLE TX
- Ram Year
- 2016
- Engine
- HEMI 5.7
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My 2018 threw two codes a week and half ago. P219A and P0303. Took it in last Wed they replaced the Fuel Injectors, buttoned it up and now missfire on #3 and #5, they inspected the Oil Control Valve? Found metal shavings, engine is toast. Luckily I had purchase an extended warranty last November through the dealership. They are replacing the motor. I have 115K on mine.Well unfortunately my 2013 truck is heading to ram dealer tomorrow to get a quote most likely for a new motor. Drove to work got out to unlock shop door and yup!!! Loudest tic I’ve ever heard and sounds like it’s coming from both sides. So going to just assume a lifter or two decided to let go. 122,000 miles. So even if they suggest lifters and cam I will probably just ask to be quoted for a new motor and decide if cost is even worth it or just time to say good bye to the ram.
My '15 made it to 201k.My 2018 threw two codes a week and half ago. P219A and P0303. Took it in last Wed they replaced the Fuel Injectors, buttoned it up and now missfire on #3 and #5, they inspected the Oil Control Valve? Found metal shavings, engine is toast. Luckily I had purchase an extended warranty last November through the dealership. They are replacing the motor. I have 115K on mine.
My 2010 that I had, at around 100+K had to get lifters and rocker arm replaced on the same side. Seems to be a trend with these motors at around 100K that these things fail?
Good luck to you!!
I would pull your oil filter off and cut it open and see if you have any metal in it .That was a waste of time at the dealership. Wants to tear it down to diagnose it. 1,400$ to tear it down to just diagnose it. Yeah I’m good.
At around 60000 km I started to get the tick, added seafoam to the gas and after about a month it went away, been putting seafoam in the tank at every oil change( 2 cans as i have a 120L tank) and I now have 175000 km and no tick. Stuff works great. Recently traded it in and the mechanics were astounded that it did have the tick, had the 2020 WarlockWhile that is loud it sounds like early stages of a lifter failing. What I would do is change the oil 5w30 some good additive and run it others will post many brands we use on here whole forum thread on it. If your sold on replacing the engine any ways at some point you for sure have alot more mileage left in this engine at some point it will misfire and then its time to replace it.
It may seem that way because you are more exposed to people that may have had this issue in a forum dedicated to Ram trucks. It's an artifact of statistical analysis: you will always hear negative comments at a magnitude compared to positive comments.My 2018 threw two codes a week and half ago. P219A and P0303. Took it in last Wed they replaced the Fuel Injectors, buttoned it up and now missfire on #3 and #5, they inspected the Oil Control Valve? Found metal shavings, engine is toast. Luckily I had purchase an extended warranty last November through the dealership. They are replacing the motor. I have 115K on mine.
My 2010 that I had, at around 100+K had to get lifters and rocker arm replaced on the same side. Seems to be a trend with these motors at around 100K that these things fail?
Good luck to you!!
True, but having a similar issue on an older vehicle, could lead to a trend. Either way, it's not going to deter me from getting another Ram when I decide to pull the trigger. I should be good for another few years.It may seem that way because you are more exposed to people that may have had this issue in a forum dedicated to Ram trucks. It's an artifact of statistical analysis: you will always hear negative comments at a magnitude compared to positive comments.
Regards,
Dusty
2019 Ram 1500 Billet Silver Laramie Quad Cab 2WD, 5.7 Hemi, 8HP75, 3.21 axle, 33-gallon fuel tank, 18” wheels. Build Date: 3 June 2018. Now at 145903 miles.