Dealership personel do not do the welding,a dedicated weld team is dispatched to the dealership to cut off the old brackets and weld on the replacement.The dealer does perform the R&R on the assy.
I have a 2012 2500 mega cab with 6.7 cummins. My truck has the the same issue as the recall r46. I can't get Ram to do anything to fix it. I've called Ram no help my dealer has been trying to get Ram to cover it because it is just about ready to break. Can anyone help on what to do next??????/
Update: Had the local dealer check the track bar when I had the truck in for an oil change. It wasn't torqued properly after the R46 recall so it "popped" sometimes when turning or when stressed. So Bob4x4 called it. - John DI had the R46 track bar recall done recently. I was putting it off until I also needed an oil change, but picking a dealer is always a problem because we travel a lot. Turns out only one of three local dealerships had a lift big enough for a cc lb drw truck, so they won. Took them 5 days, so I'm guessing they don't do many of these. Now the truck occasionally has a clunk when turning. Maybe worse when slowing down for the turn, but I'm having trouble duplicating the problem. I can't see any missing paint or evidence of metal to metal contact yet, but I'm thinking if it keeps doing it, something will start to show. We're in Iowa now and I have a dealer here that I trust, so if I can figure out how to make it happen, I can take it in. - John D
Too many guys are trusting an impact to tighten the track bar bolt,not going to happen.It must be torqued to 285ftlbs.The jamb nuts are over 100lbs
That may be a common issue,there is a write up in the TDR issue 93 with the bolt installed backwards in the picture.just had my 2014 done, the tech put the track bolt in backwards and did not torque it. It looks as if the bolt in backwards will hit the axle. May want to check it