2017 Ram Promaster Engine Problems

“Had the van serviced per the recall for the engine cooling fan issue. Took to the dealership I purchased from. After driving away from the dealership and getting about 50 miles down the road the service engine light came on. I could never get ahold of the dealership again. Don jackson in atlanta. They would never return calls. I took to another dealership and they say it's the engine cooling fan relay is shot. I did not have this problem before.”

“I had the cooling fan assembly replaced due to a noise and noticeable heat coming from the engine at 68262 miles. I later received a letter stating FCA was doing a recall on this engine component. Approximately 7,000 miles or a month and a half later, I was getting a engine vibration and got a check engine light come on. I did a diagnostic scan and it said misfire in cylinder 2. I took the vehicle into the dealership and they informed me that it was the cylinder head that was bad and would have to be replaced. …”

“The etc warming light will come on and the van will decrease power momentarily , I usually pull over, turn the engine off and then back on. That light goes out and then the check engine light will come on and stay on. After several starts and stops the check engine light goes out. Dealer fixed it last week but the red flashing lights came on again as well as the check engine light.”

“We have 3 Ram promasters and all 3 have an oil leak at the oil cooler, costing over $800 each to have repaired. Again, all 3 have had the same issue resulting in over $2,400 in repairs.”

“01/29/2020 sunlight 1 dodge Promaster with 9000 miles at 9am pst errupted in flames. A security camera caught the event on camera, 9am pst. The vehicle smoked white smoke from the engine compartment area for 20 minutes and errupted with engulfing orange flames, and noise that alerted the dog inside the house. 911 was called and firemen worked for 3 hours to put out the flames. Had the campervan been parked nose to the home, the home would have caught fire, the jeep parked within 3 ft of camper melted the rear panels, not known yet if it is a total loss. …”