Beating the "actuator" dead horse.

[MRFost]

As far as I'm concerned, the turbo must be part of the 100k mile warranty, as the engine cannot meet emissions nor power rating without the turbo. That's what I would argue in court. They must cover it. It is an integral mandatory part of the engine, without which it cannot function correctly.

 

[RVTRKN]

Makes since, for it’s the design of the vanes to help in meeting the EPA requirements.

 

[DonFitzwater]

That sucks. Well... maybe Toyota will pick up the 5 lyrics Cummins. I miss my old truck. The 89 or the 05 those trucks just worked no headaches

Who would want a Tundra with a V8 Cummins??? Not this guy. You know darn good and well it would cost more than the Nissan!!!

 

[EDankievitch]

I'm sure the turbo is part of the 100k mile warranty … But I just turned 120K... I just need a truck that runs.... I'm not impressed with the new RAMS. I feel Chrysler has forgotten QUALITY IS JOB ONE.

 

[Signal73]

Cummins makes the turbo.

 

[JR]

. I feel Chrysler has forgotten QUALITY IS JOB ONE.

That was F-words empty promise, not Chrysler

 

[EDankievitch]

That was F-words empty promise, not Chrysler

You sure ? I could can hear Lee Iacooka saying those words in a K car advertisement

 

[JR]

I don't recall Chrysler using that slogan and while possible, I'd say not likely for risk of following Ford's lead. It was one of Ford's main advertising slogans for many years.

 

[EDankievitch]

Awesome... Lol

 

[JackFate]

Recently had actuator failure, 35,789 mi and 38 months old (2016 3500 lb 4x4 cc tradesman) . Melted actuator and wiring pig tail. Fix was totally covered. I have mopar extended warranty and was told that wasn’t used in the repair. Now I only wonder if the extended warranty would cover this in say 3 years from now and 30,000 mi later .( warranty is 7/85,000)

 

[Cummins12V98]

If you have MaxCare it should cover it.