Unfortunate report on new Ram
From an earlier thread we ordered and got our brand new Ram 3500 6.4 on August 23. We were in the process of putting 500 miles on her so we could change the rear differential fluid to take her on our ...
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p220sigman wrote:
They should be able to scope the cylinder to see the piston and cylinder walls. I still can't believe a bent valve wouldn't leave some kind mark/evidence in the cylinder and/or on the piston itself. Pictures of that kind of damage would probably help push the bar over to your side for a new engine.
If they will let you near the engine it might be worthwhile to get a scope if the dealer won't let you use his. Harbor Freight has one for $75. That might be a small investment after all that you have been through. https://www.harborfreight.com/Digital-Inspection-Camera-62359.html
