Just talked to Kelvin at Wayland Chrysler Dodge in Wayland, MI and he told me that this is for real for you doubters out there.
He had trucks there today that he was testing and some had developed leaks during the test.
He told me that the procedure was to replace all the leaking plugs on the engine and then let it sit for at least 8 hours, then test it again. If there are leaks after the plugs have been replaced then they replace the engine.
He also told me that the test was to start the engine cold, and yes, WOT for 3 minutes.
BTW, Kelvin (thats how he told me he spells it) was extremely friendly and took the time to answer all of my questions when I know he was busy. A super nice guy, but then again what else would you expect from a fellow TDR member.
P. S. Thanks for the info JTadra
P. S. # 2 I called the service dept. where I purshased the truck and they did'nt know what I was talking about even after I gave them the Rapid Response No. 04012. Then I called Dallas Dodge and they didnt know what I was talking about. I don't get it. I may go to Michigan to purchase my next truck.