It should be.. It has 5 year 100,000 with no deductible,over 5 years but less than 7 years and 100,000 should have $100 deductible

 

that is a real bummer $900 for some sensors.... terrible.

i have noticed that my truck sputters moans and groans after pulling thru a car wash. wont run right until the whole things drys off.


i must be getting water in my distributor cap or something : ): ): )

 

Yes the engine is under warranty. The Sensor on the fuel rail is not..

Yep,, They charged me 651.00 for the sensor. and the rest in taxs and labor... They didnt even offer a kiss when I left, freaking BAs**&s

 

They warrantyed the high pressure valve on mine at 60,000 2 months ago, sensor must be different

 

You were good at 60K Your warranty should be 7/70. unless you bought an extended.

 

Me thinks ALL the sensors that have to do with fuel and engine functioned are covered under the Cummin/fuel system warranty for 7/100.BUT if damaged and not a part failure there may be gray area.The shops I was in did not warranty those items that shorted due to hosing a engine off or such.I've seen busted litre coke bottles that the coke got in the ecu under the seat on a car with 12k on it.It was not warranty.I bet that part they replaced is covered under the FUEL system warranty.Call another service dept and ask them to run that part number for coverage and see.But if it had a differant harness plugged into it and got wet its not a Chrysler issue.If you told them it got wet and why they just rolled with the customer pay.

 

As written:

Every Dodge Ram 2500/3500 equipped with the dependable Cummins 5.9-liter Turbo Diesel engine comes complete with a 5-year/100,000-mile (160,935 km) warranty for the first owner. Second owners are also entitled to the 5-year/100,000-mile (160,935 km) warranty if they have paid a transfer fee within 30 days of purchase of the used vehicle.

Your local Dodge dealers are fully trained and equipped to handle engine warranty repairs.

Base Warranty coverage includes:

Cylinder block and all internal parts
Cylinder head assemblies
Core plugs
Fuel injection pump and injectors
Gaskets and seals for listed components
Intake and exhaust manifold
Oil pan
Oil pump
Timing gear drive belts and/or chains and cover
Turbocharger housing and internal parts
Valve covers
Water pump and housing
The Cummins Diesel Engine Warranty begins at the end of the Basic Limited Warranty provided by DaimlerChrysler. This occurs when your truck has been in service for more than 36 months, or you reach 36,000 miles (57,937 km), whichever comes first.

 

Nope that was for 1 RP sensor and as I've said before, I can change one out in less than 1 minute. These dealers are strait up CROOKS!

 

As I mentioned in another thread, when I killed my RP sensor this last weekend rinsing down the engine with the new Quad harness, the difference in price between various sources for that part was quite surprising. The Dodge dealer wanted $707, and an International truck dealer that handled Cummins parts, $300, both local. I looked around for a few hours on the internet and found a diesel injection shop in Minnesota that handled the same part. I phoned, spoke to a very helpful and pleasant guy on the phone, who ordered the part for me for $108, plus about $12 shipping. Only hitch was, he had to order it and since his distributor didn't have any in stock, it had to come from Germany, so about a two week wait until I receive it. For that difference in price, the Dodge can sit and I can drive my old reliable Chebby on propane. Since I'm not sure about mentioning names on this forum, if anyone needs the name of the shop I ordered from, just PM me.

 

what the heck is this thing made of... I would love to know what makes it this expensive.

 

Looks like this

 

do u have to have a special socket to get at it? like an O2 sensor socket??

 

Nope just a 1 1/16" deep socket.