If it aint broke dont fix it I assume. However, of the TSB and such listed in the sticky any recommended regardless of whether Ive detected issue yet?

Just took ownership of a 2010 Quad Cab Big Horn 5.7L.

TSB Sticky list: https://dodgeforum.com/forum/4th-gen...sb-thread.html

How tell what year its meant for?

 

A TSB will not be for a "year" many times it is only for trucks within a certain year from production date a to b. You need to have your VIN ran at your dealer.

IMHO if you have one get it done. After warranty is up it will cost you.

Oh and I assume you mean RRTs.

 

RRT's the dealer will look up for you without asking when you go in for service. TSB's they usually wait until you mention a problem since not all vehicles have the issue. Safety Recalls you will get a call or for sure a letter by law. So go to the dealer and ask at your first oil change. Most of those on the list will be done on you truck or never existed since they are from 09 vehicles.

 

Thanks for the replies. Any of the TSB's they wont do with out me mentioning it important enough for me to pretend its a problem to get it done?

 

Well that is kinda how it works here. They tell you about RRTs since they are usually just flash updates, no parts, minimal labour. TSB's might be something that is not a safety issue so unless you complain that you blank squeaks they won't bother since it may be not cost effective to them to fix meaning it won't break down the road it will just make noise so if you see a TSB just complain about whatever it is to be sure it gets fixed.