In-Tank Fuel Pump.
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Originally Posted by scook6
You need to call DC give the customer service rep the last digits of your VIN and they will tell you how much warranty is left and tell them your LP is bad and you dealer is being a b----h about it and you need it fixed.
still on the line with dc, what hoops did you have to jump through? they are claiming it is no longer covered!
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well! dc decided to pay all but $200 for the lp. should i be happy about this? i told the dc rep that i bought the truck with a 100,000 mile warranty on the ctd. i feel the warranty should stand and have $0 out of pocket expense. i am still looking for the full warranty. can anyone advise me on this? i would really appreciate it.
i cant believe they thinnk they can change their mind on wether or not the lp is going to be a warranty. this decision on their part is going to affect my decision on a new truck this summer. the truck i am driving now is a 2001, i looked at the 06 today. i am almost ready to upgrade. maybe it will be to a duramax!
i cant believe they thinnk they can change their mind on wether or not the lp is going to be a warranty. this decision on their part is going to affect my decision on a new truck this summer. the truck i am driving now is a 2001, i looked at the 06 today. i am almost ready to upgrade. maybe it will be to a duramax!
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It should be covered under the 5 year/ 100,000 mile warranty. The lift pump is part of the fuel system. DC wanted a stand alone engine design from cummins, one that would run without DC having to add anything to the engine.
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