Ram Powertrain Warranty | What Is Covered?
Ram Powertrain Warranty Is 5 Years Or 60,000 Miles from the Original Sale Date
The Current Ram Powertrain Warranty starts at the time of original purchase. This Warranty follows the vehicle and covers all owners. The Basic Warranty (Referred to as the bumper-bumper) is for 3 years or 36,000 miles, and the Ram powertrain warranty is for 5 years and 60,000 miles. The powertrain warranty covers the costs of parts and labor for the following repairs. Firstly, the engine, Secondly the Transmission, thirdly is your front wheel and or all-wheel drive components.
Coverage is limited to casings and all internally lubricated parts. Your Ram Powertrain Warranty is very limited coverage compared to the 3-year basic warranty or a Mopar Extended Warranty. You should look into additional coverage. Today Ram warranty pricing is very reasonable.
What Is Covered Under Your Ram Powertrain Warranty
Covered Engine Components
- Cylinder Block and all Internal Parts
- Cylinder Head Assemblies
- Timing Case, Chain, Gears, Belts and Sprockets
- Harmonic Balancer
- Oil Pump
- Water Pump and Housing
- Intake and Exhaust Manifolds
- Flywheel with Starter Ring Gear
- Core Plugs
- Valve Covers
- Oil Pan
- Turbocharger Housing and all Internal Parts
- Turbocharger Wastegate Actuator
- Supercharger
- Fuel Injection Pump and Injectors (Excluding clogged Injectors)
- Seals and Gaskets for Listed Components
Covered Transmission Components
- Transmission Case and all Internal Parts
- Torque Converter
- Flex Plate / Drive Plate
- Transmission Range Switch
- Transmission Control Module
- Bell Housing
- Oil Pan
- Seals and Gaskets for Listed Components
- Manual Transmission Clutch Parts are not covered at anytime
Front-Wheel Drive Components Covered
- Transaxle Case and all Internal Parts
- Axle Shaft Assemblies
- Constant Velocity Joints and Boots
- Front Wheel Bearings
- Differential Cover
- Oil Pan
- Transaxle Speed Sensor
- Transaxle Solenoid Assembly
- PRNDL Position Switch
- Transaxle Electronic Controller
- Torque Converter
- Seals and Gaskets for Listed Components
Covered Rear-Wheel Drive Components
- Rear Axle Housing and all Internal Parts
- Axle Shafts
- Axle Shaft Bearings
- Drive Shaft Assemblies
- Drive Shaft Center Bearings
- Universal Joints and Yokes
- Seals and Gaskets for Listed Components
Covered Four-Wheel-Drive/All-Wheel-Drive Components
- Transfer Case / Power Transfer Unit and all Internal Parts
- Viscous Coupler
- Front and Rear Axle Housing Assemblies and all Internal Parts
- Rear Driveline Module
- Axle Shafts
- Axle Shaft Bearings
- Constant Velocity Joints and Boots
- Drive Shaft Assemblies
- Drive Shaft Center Bearings
- Universal Joints and Yokes
- Disconnect Housing Assembly
- Differential Carrier Assembly and all Internal Parts
- Output Ball Bearing and Flange
- End Cover
- Overrunning Clutch
- Vacuum Motor
- Torque Tube
- Pinion Spacer and Shim
- Seals and Gaskets for Listed Components
Ram Warranty Details
Get A Factory Extended Warranty For Your Ram.
There are lots to choose from when shopping for a Ram Extended Warranty. Many warranty companies are third party warranty providers. This can be a risky bet when buying a warranty. Warranties are not regulated in most of the country. This is why you should get a Factory Extended Warranty for Your Ram.
This gives you factory backing for your coverage, also this makes it easier to get service. When you enter a Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram Dealership your plan will show in the system just as your Factory Warranty would. This makes the whole process way more painless to you.
Different Ram Warranty Options
Visit our different plan site pages for full details
- Maxcare Warranty
- Added Care Plus Warranty
- Powertrain Care Plus Warranty
- Mopar Road Hazard Tire & Wheel Protection
Printable Brochures
- Maxcare Warranty Brochure
- Added Care Plus Warranty Brochure
- Powertrain Care Plus Warranty Brochure
- Lift Kit Coverage Brochure
History Of The Ram Truck
The history of the Ram truck stretches back to 1981 when it was still the Dodge Ram. The Ram truck had the D series as its predecessor. So, to say Dodge didn’t put the Ram into the truck market lacking experience. The Dodge Ram first generation came with 5 different engine options between 1980 and 1993. You had the 225 cu in slant 6, the 239 cu in V-6, the 318 cu in V-8, the 360 cu in V-8 and the 360 cu in Cummins diesel I-6.
The lineup of engines has definitely changed over the years. Just as of 2021 the Ram 1500 offers a 5.7 Hemi V-8 with a ETORQUE option, a 3.6 Pentastar V-6 Engine with ETORQUE, a 3.0 ECODIESEL V-6 Engine and also a 6.2 Supercharged V-8 Engine. Ram has been a dominate competitor in the truck segment. For three years in a row Motor Trend has made Ram Truck of the Year. 2019 Motor Trend Truck of the Year, 2020 Motor Trend Truck of the Year and 2021 Motor Trend Truck of the Year.
Ram lineup looks to continue to innovate and most likely will dominate the truck segment for years to come. In the near future you will see Ram hybrid trucks with super improvements in torque and horsepower.
