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Why trade your truck in if it's not within the build date range where the defective wrist pin parts were used? Am I missing something or is this because you don't trust the posted build date range?

I went to get my oil changed at Valvoline yesterday and they wouldn't change my oil due to the L87 recall. So I went home and looked into the recall, as I had not been notified of it. Turns out my February of 2021-built truck does not fall inside the recall date range. Does anyone here know what makes my L87 different from the L87s built March 1st, 2021 and later?

That's awesome! Would love to see some pics.

My 2021 LTZ 6.2 CC with 33,143 miles is 73% brake life front and 84% brake life rear.

Sounds like you got a great deal. Did you have a trade in?

Same thing going on with the 6.2L here in St Paul. There is more butane in the gas and the air is more dense in the winter. You could add air to your tires if they are a little low.

Call the dealer where you bought it. They may be able to print a window sticker for it, but I know they can print the build sheet, which will have a lot more info on it.

Head to your nearest RAM dealer

I agree. Leave it be. Too risky to have it swapped out and the damage is not obvious. I doubt it will get worse but I'm no expert.

Not normal. Steering can be a safety issue. I would take it in.

Is speed-sensitive volume control on?

About $100 at the Chevy dealer here is St Paul. I won't go back, however. Last time they showed me a ridiculous picture of 'my' cabin filter and told be it had to be replaced. It had leaves in it and dirt and all kinds of stuff. I got home and pulled my filter and it was fine. My truck a 16k miles on it at the time.

I would try a blow dryer.

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That doesn't sound like internal engine noise. I I think it is peripheral. Can't tell what it is.