I got quoted over $400 today to replace mine at the stealership. I must be paying extra for all those smiles I was getting- at least until I ran anyway.
Thank you for sharing that video. It is a big help. And thank you for getting right to it. You know, some people you watch talk about this and that and not even on the subject. I appreciate your help thank you.
@@AdventureEndeavor that's right close to Victorville and apple valley where some of my family lives👍home for me seems to be everywhere in S California area then I started hittin the different states😁..hugs🤗💞
Thank you for the video I've seen many over the last couple of years, I apologize for the human race that feels it's necessary to put a thumbs down because you might not know the name of something and you might say thingy or this thing or whatever this is called! The rest of us appreciate your effort keep up the good work most of us are looking forward to additional educational information.. And for the thumb downers and the drama queens and the Karen's Piss off mate...! 🤪
Great vid ! People will always find a way to talk shit even if you clean it they would say you dont need to replace filter dont look like the truck goes out much haha
There’s a shortage of Fleetguard CV52001 (OEM crankcase ventilation filters). Got my hands on the last one for 10% above cost through a friend… going to toss it in. Thanks
Other question i go to the dealer and they want to charge 2100 dollars because they said it need EGR cleaning, do you think is necessary in my 2018 is ha e 67.000 miles
I have a new-to-me 2020 Ram 2500 with the 6.7 diesel and the dealer recommended replacing the Crank Case Filter. They wanted $555.03 for parts and labor. This can't be it, right? Is there another Crank Case Filter somewhere else? Maybe one that's really hard to get to with a filter made of silver or gold? hehe
This is the only filter. And you don't clean or replace any other EGR components regardless of how much the dealership will try to convince you otherwise. The EGR valve on 2019+ RAMs CANNOT be disassembled and cleaned, but the dealer will try and charge you $400-500 to "clean" it. The only negative I have after buying my 2022 RAM 2500 has been the dealership drastically overcharging for EVERY service. Even extremely simple ones. It's my first diesel after switching from Toyota and I'm not sure if Ford/GM are any better, but I doubt I'll buy another RAM.
I got the perform service on my 2014 Ram 3500 a few days ago. I thought maybe it was the air filter, but it was changed less than 10,000 miles ago and haven't driven it in bad conditions. I bought 2 CCV filters off Amazon, they were cheap and when I got them, found out they weren't Cummins Fleetguard (found those later and were $75. Both of the ones I bought equalled to about $75). So I added 67,500 miles to the mileage I had when I did it so I would know when you change it next. So that mileage would be 295,955m. Am currently sitting at 234,400. It's not throwing a code (checked with my code reader), just the perform service message. Think it may be a bad filter?
I still think you're dad told you about the holes, because he figures you would order the wrong one. Just kidding Jesse. I can't believe how you didn't fly off in that mini Chopper to finish this show. Disappointed. 😂
It's funny how people notice these things in our videos. We take this truck offroad 24/7 and live on the road fulltime. It can be tough to keep it clean! Thanks for watching.
@@AdventureEndeavor Yes the light recset did not work. It is the wrong way To Do it on a 2021 Ram 3500 diesel. The right way is to just go into the controls and just clear it out without pressing the brake or gas. That worked.
I don't believe it you finally stopped duck sicking Mopar filters I told you last year Cummins factory is all Fleetguard every filter for your truck should be Fleetguard from Cummins direct only way to go I thought you had a sponsorship with them or something the way you were repping glad you're finally buying commercial grade and not Mopar BS!
Took me about 15 minutes. And I'm no mechanic. Takes ZERO mechanical know-how. After removing the horse-collar looking cover, put the oil cap back on to keep junk out.
@@AdventureEndeavor I've tried turning the seatbelt dinger off in my Jeep and can't do it. Followed the directions, tried waaaaay too many times and gave up lol
I would have paid if they said $500 but for me it was $2000 because they wanted to replace the EGR valve too. I did it myself I didn’t had to replace it just cleaned it up and replace the filter saved me $1800.
I got quoted over $400 today to replace mine at the stealership. I must be paying extra for all those smiles I was getting- at least until I ran anyway.
Oh man! Good on you, it's not that difficult of a job
At orileys an autozone they sell packs of 4 for 400$…. That’s wild
Stealership.😀😆😂🤣
Great video. It worked on my 2010 RAM diesel Laramie dually 3500. Thank you for including tools needed.
Glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for sharing always love it when someone puts on a video to help me save money are car repairs
Of course! Hopefully its helpful, Do you have a ram?
@@AdventureEndeavor We have a GMC Sierra 2500 HD Durmax
@@LivingTheGoodLifeRving oh gotcha nive truck.
Thank you for this video, changing this filter is a lot easier than I thought.
Glad it was helpful! We linked the filters below!
Thanks for the video help a lot of us that don’t know to much mechanics
Hey glad you found it helpful! We listed all the parts below.
Thank you
For taking the time to post. Good video!
Glad you found it helpful!
Thanks! I appreciate the video. This will save me money.
Thank you so much! We really appreciate it, so glad we could help you out!
Thank you for sharing that video. It is a big help. And thank you for getting right to it. You know, some people you watch talk about this and that and not even on the subject. I appreciate your help thank you.
Hey glad you found it helpful! We also linked the parts below in the description. We always have videos like this, feel free to subscribe!
Happy Thanksgiving. Good video.
Thank you! Happy Thanksgiving! 👍
The early models are the 50s 60s and 70 models we have the later models today
Exelent video my friend
God bless you 🙏
Thank you, glad you found it helpful. We linked all the products in the description.
Looks easy enough for this 66 year old female to do it👍you guys in Simi ? Nice area...hugs🤗💞
That's great! That's the whole point! Nope, we are in lucerne valley!
@@AdventureEndeavor that's right close to Victorville and apple valley where some of my family lives👍home for me seems to be everywhere in S California area then I started hittin the different states😁..hugs🤗💞
Hello new friend! I love my Cummins. I think I’m going to do an oil filter relocation next week!
Hello! We love our Cummins as well it's an amazing motor, what's the purpose of an oil filter relocation?
Thanks . Great video
Glad you found it helpful, we also linked the parts in the description.👍
Thank you work well for my 2021.....😀
That's great to hear!
Great video, thanks for putting it together.
Your very welcome, thanks for watching. We have been dry camping for almost 15 years now. Started just in a truck and now in the camper.
Yeah I’m going to need that motor bay washed thank you sir
To each is own we use the heck out of our truck. Did this job with zero issues, hopefully you found it helpful.
Looking into doing mine, thanks for the video
You are welcome it's pretty simple. We linked the filter in the description below. 👍
@@AdventureEndeavor next, out to get swivel sockets in 7 and 8mm before I start.
Definitely a good idea.
Thanks bro good video from navajoland.y 2019 6.7 due coming up. God bless😊
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Best video, thanks and keep up the good work.
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we put blanks in all our oilfield equipment with cummins engines. In ND they freeze up when it gets cold and the engines puke oil
Interesting
Thank you for the video I've seen many over the last couple of years, I apologize for the human race that feels it's necessary to put a thumbs down because you might not know the name of something and you might say thingy or this thing or whatever this is called! The rest of us appreciate your effort keep up the good work most of us are looking forward to additional educational information..
And for the thumb downers and the drama queens and the Karen's
Piss off mate...! 🤪
Thanks so much, we fell like this video was helpful! We appreciate you watching.
Wish more ppl thought on this level. I read this like, “wow, a human.” lol. I feel the same way.
Thanks! Great comments like this keep us making content
Great vid !
People will always find a way to talk shit even if you clean it they would say you dont need to replace filter dont look like the truck goes out much haha
Yeah exactly, it's all good. Glad you found the video helpful. 👍
Thanks so much bro , hey I have a question, to reset the message In my 2018 is 2 times brake an I see that's 3 time the gas is that true ?
For our 2016 it's whatever I out in the video. It's been a while lol but I know it's worked twice for my truck
There’s a shortage of Fleetguard CV52001 (OEM crankcase ventilation filters).
Got my hands on the last one for 10% above cost through a friend… going to toss it in.
Thanks
Dang that's good to know!
Can u the ifjf ccv filter?
What?
@@garrettswopes8205
Yeah, what!?
my 2012 ram 6.7 cummings 65.700 miles service requires the cleaning of the EGR valve and cleaning of the EGR cooler and replacing the cc filter
Yup, that's what it calls for on the older trucks.
Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching!
Good God, clean that engine bay, I'd do it for you if I was your neighbor!
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So I’ve changed my ccv filter and I’ve tried resetting the perform service code and it will not shut off. Any ideas?
Maybe disconnect the battery and try resetting the code again? I'm no mechanic but what we stated in the video has worked for us twice already.
Good video ☝️💯..quick question is the exhaust system service required see dealer related to this filter? Just popped up on my dashboard.
I'm not sure I've never had a service exhaust system message.
At 67,500 you need to do the entire EGT system not just the filter, plan on doing the EGR valve & EGR cooler.
We did exactly what the manual told us to do.
From 2013-18 the only maintenance at 67,500 is the crankcase filter. 2019+ is crankcase filter only, but at 75,000 miles.
👍 this.
Other question i go to the dealer and they want to charge 2100 dollars because they said it need EGR cleaning, do you think is necessary in my 2018 is ha e 67.000 miles
I would see what the manual says, I believe EGR cleaning is not required, just the filter. At least that's how it is in my 2016
@@AdventureEndeavor thank you so much again bro
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don't forget to clean your egr valve and egr cooler
"Maintnence" is not a word.
"Simler" is not a word.
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I have a new-to-me 2020 Ram 2500 with the 6.7 diesel and the dealer recommended replacing the Crank Case Filter. They wanted $555.03 for parts and labor. This can't be it, right? Is there another Crank Case Filter somewhere else? Maybe one that's really hard to get to with a filter made of silver or gold? hehe
There's only one, this is a super simple job. We linked the filter but make sure to verify your year!
This is the only filter. And you don't clean or replace any other EGR components regardless of how much the dealership will try to convince you otherwise. The EGR valve on 2019+ RAMs CANNOT be disassembled and cleaned, but the dealer will try and charge you $400-500 to "clean" it.
The only negative I have after buying my 2022 RAM 2500 has been the dealership drastically overcharging for EVERY service. Even extremely simple ones. It's my first diesel after switching from Toyota and I'm not sure if Ford/GM are any better, but I doubt I'll buy another RAM.
I got the perform service on my 2014 Ram 3500 a few days ago. I thought maybe it was the air filter, but it was changed less than 10,000 miles ago and haven't driven it in bad conditions. I bought 2 CCV filters off Amazon, they were cheap and when I got them, found out they weren't Cummins Fleetguard (found those later and were $75. Both of the ones I bought equalled to about $75). So I added 67,500 miles to the mileage I had when I did it so I would know when you change it next. So that mileage would be 295,955m. Am currently sitting at 234,400. It's not throwing a code (checked with my code reader), just the perform service message. Think it may be a bad filter?
Have you deleted the message? Maybe disconnect the positive battery terminal? I'd try that and see what happens
@@AdventureEndeavor I haven't but will try removing the battery terminal one first. Which battery, drivers idea or passenger side?
Shouldn't matter. Did you reset the ccv light first? It's all done in the gauge cluster
@@AdventureEndeavor Yeah, I reset that after I did it. That's why I am so confused as to why it is on now. I'm not anywhere close to mileage time.
Video starts at 3:07
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If you delete the ccv filter will it throw a code?
I'm not sure, I would think it would.
Yes it will, really no reason to delete it.
I still think you're dad told you about the holes, because he figures you would order the wrong one. Just kidding Jesse. I can't believe how you didn't fly off in that mini Chopper to finish this show. Disappointed. 😂
Haha we are literally riding the mini bike now!
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Glad you found it helpful! We linked the parts as well!
Do you use a OBD scanner?
We have one but it was not needed to shut this light off. Normally it would be used if it was part that needed immediate replacement. 👍
No. Watch video till end.
Dude clean up underneath the hood 😳
It's funny how people notice these things in our videos. We take this truck offroad 24/7 and live on the road fulltime. It can be tough to keep it clean! Thanks for watching.
Nope. It didnt work but i have a ram 3500 2021
What didn't work the light reset? It took me a couple times, but it might also be different for the 21s
@@AdventureEndeavor Yes the light recset did not work. It is the wrong way To Do it on a 2021 Ram 3500 diesel. The right way is to just go into the controls and just clear it out without pressing the brake or gas. That worked.
I don't believe it you finally stopped duck sicking Mopar filters I told you last year Cummins factory is all Fleetguard every filter for your truck should be Fleetguard from Cummins direct only way to go I thought you had a sponsorship with them or something the way you were repping glad you're finally buying commercial grade and not Mopar BS!
Nope no sponsorship here. Thanks for the input.
Perform*
Took me about 15 minutes. And I'm no mechanic. Takes ZERO mechanical know-how. After removing the horse-collar looking cover, put the oil cap back on to keep junk out.
Super simple, thanks for watching
Man, clean that thing before you pull the cover.
🤷♂️🤷♂️ Zero issues, thanks for watching.
Chrysler vehicles can be a BITCH to reset the dash lights!
Yes they can be! I actually got it the first time, well after reading the instructions 5 times hahah.
@@AdventureEndeavor I've tried turning the seatbelt dinger off in my Jeep and can't do it. Followed the directions, tried waaaaay too many times and gave up lol
Oh no hahha there must be a decent UA-cam video of it.
Can't believe the stealership was trying to charge me 500$ for this service! Talk about greed.
It's an easy job! Please consider buying though or links, it really helps us out!
I would have paid if they said $500 but for me it was $2000 because they wanted to replace the EGR valve too. I did it myself I didn’t had to replace it just cleaned it up and replace the filter saved me $1800.
@@samha1513 I bought it off Amazon 60$ and installed it myself took 20 mins. Greed seems to run rampant everywhere nowadays!
They wan to charge me 1200 usd
Yup, there's no reason you can easily do it yourself. We also linked the parts below. 👍