Emissions Recall 67A is a software update.
Check VIN and scheduleRecall 67A is an emissions software update that sends updated signals to the DEF injection system to lower tailpipe NOx emissions by increasing DEF dosing to the aftertreatment catalyst under certain conditions.
It does not require any hardware or parts.
It won't impact the torque, responsiveness or horsepower of your engine.
2013 - 2015: No fuel economy impact. 2016 - 2018: No fuel economy impact for highway or heavy-loads; up to 0.5 MPG reduction in city and light-load driving.
DEF consumption up to 1.5% of fuel consumed for light loads/empty bed and up to 2.5% of fuel consumed in heavily loaded conditions.
Will the update affect ECU performance?
Is there an impact on DEF performance?
About smog tests after receiving Recall 67A.
Read moreYour free extended warranty begins when Recall 67A is complete.
Once you receive Recall 67A, your free extended warranty automatically begins. The extended warranty covers certain emissions components, service and labor. The coverage period for the free extended warranty is the greater of 10 years / 120,000 miles from the in-service date or 4 years / 48,000 miles at the point of recall.
The coverage period cannot exceed December 31, 2033, for any eligible vehicle that receives Emissions Recall 67A after April 9, 2027.
What's covered on the free extended warranty?
Recall 67A FAQs
Affected owners/lessees should have received a letter from Stellantis/FCA by mail notifying them that the software update for their truck is available and asking them to bring their vehicle into a Stellantis/FCA dealer to complete it.
To find out if your truck is eligible, please enter the VIN of your vehicle here.
If you feel you are eligible and did not receive a letter, please contact your local Ram dealer.
Model Year 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 Ram 2500 and 3500 pick-up trucks equipped with 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel engines are eligible for the software update.
To find out if your truck is eligible, please enter the VIN of your vehicle here.
You may also contact your local Ram dealer.
Affected owners/lessees should bring their trucks into a Ram dealer to have the software update completed.
The update takes approximately one hour to complete.
The update is being offered to affected owners/lessees free of charge.
The free extended warranty coverage begins from the time an affected owner/lessee receives the update and provides additional warranty coverage beyond the standard emissions warranty for a specific list of parts in the engine and aftertreatment system.
Eligible owners/lessees should have received warranty coverage documentation in the mail from Stellantis/FCA over the past few months.
Customers can check warranty eligibility status on Mopar®'s website by inputting their VIN.
Hear from other Diesel Ram owners who have received Recall 67A
Meet the Diesel Ram owners who have already received Recall 67A. Hear about their Recall 67A experience and how their vehicle performs now.
"I haven't noticed any difference at all."
Warren, Bradenton, FL | 2016 Ram 2500
"I can honestly say, I don't see any difference in performance."
Clyde, Vero Beach, FL | 2015 Ram 2500
"If you're hesitant, don't be. It's easy." (Take it to your nearest dealer and they'll get it taken care of.)
Darren, Cape Coral, FL | 2018 Ram 3500
"I've been very happy. Still pulls like a beast."
David, White Oak, NC | 2014 Ram 3500
"I trust Cummins because they have never served me wrong. Whenever they have an update, I want to make sure I have it."
Tyler, Salinas, CA | 2015 Ram 3500
Recall 67A Myth Busters
The real facts about Recall 67A.
Myth #1 - Recall 67A will kill my MPG
Myth #2 - Recall 67A will hurt your truck's performance
Myth #3 - Recall 67A is not worth my time
Myth #4 - I'm going to use a ton more DEF after Recall 67A
Myth #5 - Recall 67A is a scam
