I’m not sure you can make a claim at this point. I think there was a deadline that already passed. Not sure though. You can probably find the answer online if you look.
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Theoretically, you should be eligible for the settlement payment. The check (or both checks depending on which option you choose) will come directly from FCA in a very inconspicuous envelope so have fun opening every single piece of mail over the next few months 
You won't get much help from the FCA settlement call center when you try to check on progress. They're going to say they don't have a record of you performing the AEM update at the dealership... it's not a great process.
My suggestion would be to use that money to buy an ecm tune.
You won't get much help from the FCA settlement call center when you try to check on progress. They're going to say they don't have a record of you performing the AEM update at the dealership... it's not a great process.
My suggestion would be to use that money to buy an ecm tune.
Thanks for this and good point on the tune. As I mentioned, I've owned a few diesel vehicles and actually self-tuned a couple of them. Not sure what kind of OBD2 enabled tuning options are available, but if I do with a GC I'd probably just contact the folks at Malone tuning and see what they might have available.Theoretically, you should be eligible for the settlement payment. The check (or both checks depending on which option you choose) will come directly from FCA in a very inconspicuous envelope so have fun opening every single piece of mail over the next few months
You won't get much help from the FCA settlement call center when you try to check on progress. They're going to say they don't have a record of you performing the AEM update at the dealership... it's not a great process.
My suggestion would be to use that money to buy an ecm tune.
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