Maintenance schedule

[iam_canadian22]

Hey guys, i always do all my own servicing on everything i own. My 2 previous 4th gens had a maintenance schedule in the warranty book as far as whats required to be done to maintain warranty. My 19 doesnt have it. Am i just missing it or did they stop including it?

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[McBroom]

Hey guys, i always do all my own servicing on everything i own. My 2 previous 4th gens had a maintenance schedule in the warranty book as far as whats required to be done to maintain warranty. My 19 doesnt have it. Am i just missing it or did they stop including it?

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No it's still there. It's the exact same on the classic's as the rest of the 4th gen trucks. So if you have the manual from a previous 4th gen then you can still use it as reference.

Blue Mule

 

[Reverse]

In addition to what McBroom said: if you sign up for a Mopar owner account, you can see the maintenance schedule on the website or the app.

https://www.mopar.com/en-us.html

 

[iam_canadian22]

No it's still there. It's the exact same on the classic's as the rest of the 4th gen trucks. So if you have the manual from a previous 4th gen then you can still use it as reference.

Blue Mule

Its definately not in mine, wasnt sure if they removed it from the 5th gens or just missing in mine

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[iam_canadian22]

In addition to what McBroom said: if you sign up for a Mopar owner account, you can see the maintenance schedule on the website or the app.

https://www.mopar.com/en-us.html

Thanks, found everything i need there

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[RamCares]

Thanks, found everything i need there

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Hello iam_canadian22,
We are happy to hear you were able to remedy your recent concern with the help of your fellow forum members. If you do have any additional questions in the future I have provided a Canadian customer care number below for potential assistance.
1-800-361-3700.
Laura
RamCares

 

[Elkman]

I always put together my own schedule with one showing at each mileage interval the work that should be done. I keep a copy in the truck so if the service person tells me it is time to change something I can check and see if it is true or they are trying to get extra business (100% of the time it is early).

I prefer to have all the information on a single sheet as in the owner manual it has always been spread over multiple pages and in multiple sections (as to when, part numbers, fluid volumes needed, etc.). Often as not there is also a first oil change or first ATF filter change that is irregular and I can insert that at the beginning of the schedule.