I have an 07 Dodge 2500 6.7 with 29000 miles. I am planning on doing some modifications to it as soon as the warranty is up on the exhaust system. I was looking over some of the posts and have noticed that alot of people are also having issues with thier Turbo's going bad. Due to the turbos getting messed up from the exhaust issues, is this something that is covered under the 36/36000 mile warranty or is it covered by the longer Cummins warranty? I looked of the warranty, but am still unsure of what is covered and for how long. I wish I still had my 05 warranty 7/70000!

 

depends on your warrenty you bought, should be under what ever power train warrenty you have

 

Out of the warranty of the 2007 Ram.

B. What's Covered
In vehicles equipped with a Cummins Diesel
Engine, ONLY the following engine parts and
components are covered by the Cummins Diesel
Engine Limited Warranty:
5.9L and 6.7L
• cylinder block and all internal parts
• cylinder head assemblies
• EGR system (includes any valves and
coolers) - 6.7L
• fuel injection pump & injectors
• gaskets and seals for listed components
• intake and exhaust manifold
• oil pan
• oil pump
• timing gear drive belts and/or chains and cover
• turbocharger housing and internal parts
• valve covers
• water pump and housing