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Underhood Label / Sticker for TSBs / Recalls?
I bought my 07 6.7 2500 QC w 68RFE in September. When I bought it there was a TSB sticker under the hood indicating the AT flash had been performed back in June (Truck was built in May).
It has been back to have a couple of small things taken care of as well as some flash updates.
This is right off the first service invoice:
PERFORM SAFETY RAPID RESPONSE TRANSMITTAL 07-037
REPROGRAMMED ENGINE CONTROL MODULE
18190437/ .7 FC ZZ
The second job done was the G30 recall and this is what it says:
PERFORM SAFETY RECALL G30
SAFETY RECALL
REPLACED OXYGEN SENSOR MODULE AND REPROGRAMMED ECM PER SAFETY RECALL G30
There is a new module on the passenger side of the frame as well.
The third job according to the invoice is listed as follows:
CUSTOMER STATES TRANS SEEMS TO DOWNSHIFT HARD
TEST DROVE AND VERIFIED CONDITION. FOUND TSB TO FLASH/UPDATE TRANSMISSION CONTROL MODULE
PERFORMED FLASH/UPDATE FOR TRANS CONTROL MODULE PER TSB AND RETEST DROVE OK AT THIS TIME.
I have asked the service people twice about providing update stickers under the hood to reflect the work done. Isn't this required?
It is my understanding that all updates are required to affix an updated sticker to show what has been done.
I asked the service advisor about this the last time and apparently the service tech said there is no sticker required. That doesn't line up with what I've heard from others. I was a journeyman diesel mechanic for years and became an engineer - I don't like people blowing smoke.
I'd like to know the truth and to know what I can do to get this resolved. The truck drives and works fine.
I am not sure of what flashes I have as documentation is so poor. Maybe what I've listed here might help. Anyone have an idea if these flashes are AU, AV, AW, etc? If anyone could point me to the instructions for attaching stickers I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
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