That sucks. Is this your 2015? I assume it's past the 5 year mark. Do you have an extended warranty? I hope they take care of it.Engine failure. Dealership sent a request for replacement to MoPar. Truck has 96.5K miles on the 100K MP warranty.
Guess I just have to wait and see what happens.
Warranties are based on time and mileage. Is the extended warranty good for 5 years/100,000 miles, or 7 years/100,000 miles, or 8 years/100,000 miles?I do have the extended MoPar Warr up to 100K.
That's great. You should be covered. Keep us posted.I do have the extended MoPar Warr up to 100K. Current milage is 96.5K
I don't know why they wouldn't, but there does seem to be a lot of challenges reported on the forum about denied warr claims.
I guess will just have to see what happens.
Wow! That would almost be to good to wish for. Since I have no other vehicle I certainly would hope for that.Once mine was confirmed, engine replacement needed, I literally had the engine shipped and replaced within a week and a half. Brand new crate motor not a rebuild.
Wow! That would almost be to good to wish for. Since I have no other vehicle I certainly would hope for that.
How long did it take to get yours confirmed for replacement?Once mine was confirmed, engine replacement needed, I literally had the engine shipped and replaced within a week and a half. Brand new crate motor not a rebuild.
Was this a recent replacement or before the current engine shortage/backorder statusOnce mine was confirmed, engine replacement needed, I literally had the engine shipped and replaced within a week and a half. Brand new crate motor not a rebuild.
July 12th 2021Was this a recent replacement or before the current engine shortage/backorder status
That was before the engine shortage.July 12th 2021
No problem, other than they wiped my gde 😀,Nice pics. Thanks
Curious: Your profile is showing a 2022 Rebel. Did you replace the truck with this one or add to the stable? If you replaced it, was there a problem with the replacement engine install?
Most of the time, the service advisor contacts the area representative who approves warranty claims. The process is usually a simple phone call (or email) to start the process. Supporting documentation is requested to ensure that the service advisor and technician has fully completed all protocols. A decision is usually made within a few days after all the information has been submitted.Just and FYI:
Dealership says MoPar has yet to show up to review/approve engine replacement. Hopefully they will show soon and not take a year to show up so another year to get an engine. Being stuck at home is not fun. Can't get another vehicle so sit and wait.