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Old 08-29-2014, 12:38 PM
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Dak, I can say with some certainty, according to your above post, that you might have had some bad luck with the 'Yota? Same with my last GM vehicle, they were pretty good for the most part about correcting things, I kind of got frustrated on one of the many trips to the dealership, he apologized for the vehicle, but said "But hey, we're fixing it, no cost to you" but, as I told him, they put more miles on it than my wife! Anyway, once we were starting to "bump" the mileage for the warranty, it was gone! Good service goes a long way, but having a lemon sort of supercedes that at some point.
 
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Yeah - had some issues with the 'yoda... And because of the non-willingness of Toyota to step up and admit they had an issue I'll never go back.
 
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Originally Posted by Dim Sum
That is good news. I would absolutely look at the 6.2 with the 8 speed if it was in the HD.

As well, I wish Ram would mate their new 6.4L with the 8AT. That would be a nice combo too compared to their POS 6speed.

The competition is fierce. Nobody can sit around and "wait" for the competition to catch up.

Ford's warranty denial stigma (well known actually) is the worst part about Ford ownership. Other companies don't do that. I realize the diesel tuner guys have ruined it for us, but us non-tuned guys shouldn't have to fight to get coverage over a rusty spot, ****ty chrome that bubbles, or any other small issue that sours vehicle ownership.
What an uninformed statement. Please tell me that you really don't believe that the "Diesel Tuner Guys" ruined Ford's warranty coverage for everybody. ...... Sounds to me like you don't really know what your talking about eh?
 
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Nope, I have no idea what I'm talking about. I'm a complete moron who hasn't been around the block a time or two, have any engineering background whatsoever, ignorant about my surroundings, can't read and retain what I read, or give a crap about what I drive.

Feel free to add more insults to the list. It doesn't phase me.
 
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Nope, I have no idea what I'm talking about. I'm a complete moron who hasn't been around the block a time or two, have any engineering background whatsoever, ignorant about my surroundings, can't read and retain what I read, or give a crap about what I drive.

Feel free to add more insults to the list. It doesn't phase me.
I didn't insult you, I just simply said you didn't know what your talking about. You made a ludicrous claim, so I had to call you on it. You realize there has been warranty denials before diesels were mainstream right? Yes thats right, think back to your first time around the block circa 70s & 80s, there were many a modifications and warranty denials. We will never know the true number of said claims, but to blame it on one group of guys that I am included in is a long blind reach at best.
 
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...... Sounds to me like you don't really know what your talking about eh?
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I didn't insult you, I just simply said you didn't know what your talking about.
That's pretty much insulting someone.
 
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One thing I have to give Dodge(Ram? Fiat?) credit for is putting more differentiation into the 2500 and 3500 pickups. With Ford and GM, they're basically the exact same truck with different badges, and optional DRW.

I just don't know how I feel about the looks. The front clip looks great, but the rest of the truck just looks odd and disproportionate IMO.
 
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Yeah Crystal...

Originally Posted by RigTrash601
In my experience, a lot of warranty claim denial is dealer specific, I've never had anything real major, but I had issues with an '08 GM vehicle, ended up calling the regional warranty "guru" for GM, problem resolved (eventually). It's still a hassle to have to deal with though... So far, I haven't had any issues with Ford and my son has had real good luck with Chrysler..
Yes the last discussion I had with Crystal on this was 8/15/14 at 09:08, she is the one who got the dealership submital process started!
 
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^^^Not saying Ford Motor Co. helps as we think they should all the time (or any Manufacturer for that matter), but in my limited experience it usually was the dealership a******s that were the problem.
 
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Iagree

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One thing I have to give Dodge(Ram? Fiat?) credit for is putting more differentiation into the 2500 and 3500 pickups. With Ford and GM, they're basically the exact same truck with different badges, and optional DRW.

I just don't know how I feel about the looks. The front clip looks great, but the rest of the truck just looks odd and disproportionate IMO.


Yeah the bed does seem a little tall or wide, depends on you perspective...




Best front clip photo I have...








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^^ Nice looking truck, I actually like the rear fenders on the Ram duallies, more so than the Ford and i do like the Ford duallies a lot! I thought I had a lot of truck to wash!

Like I said, nice rig! I like girls with big hips!!!
 
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Absolutely...

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^^^Not saying Ford Motor Co. helps as we think they should all the time (or any Manufacturer for that matter), but in my limited experience it usually was the dealership a******s that were the problem.
I agree 100% what would have been the result if the dealership just fixed it... if it should not require much work (as others pointed out earlier) then it would have been a viable solution... and it was corporate Ford that denied the claim...
 
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^^ Nice looking truck, I actually like the rear fenders on the Ram duallies, more so than the Ford and i do like the Ford duallies a lot! I thought I had a lot of truck to wash!

Like I said, nice rig! I like girls with big hips!!!
I'll drink to that!
 
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I agree 100% what would have been the result if the dealership just fixed it... if it should not require much work (as others pointed out earlier) then it would have been a viable solution... and it was corporate Ford that denied the claim...
From your signature, looks like they lost a loyal customer over some BS...I just can't figure companies out this day and age.
 
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Looks good!

I've been watching those trucks and the performance of the ecodiesel since it debuted. Its a bummer that RAM hasn't fielded the air suspension yet in the 3500s, but I do believe that has potential.

How quiet is the ride compared to the Superduty? I really do enjoy how. quiet my truck is, but I'm curious if they have a quieter cab.
 


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