IdahoMtnSpyder
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Looks like you missed the pics of what he found. The HCM oil filter cover was not snugged up, was pushed open, and the O-ring blew out.
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Short lived Spyder experience
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murphybrown
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Happened on my 2010 RT.....
It was a tech error after oil change. I was traveling thru WY...had oil changed about 600 miles before at highway speed all the smoke and I was sure my Spyder was on fire...ever seen an old lady go from 70 mph to side of road and standing a long way away in 10 seconds flat. Yep only the antelope enjoyed the show. Had to call rollback. finally got me to a dealer and yep plug not replaced properly...great dealer in NE owned up to the "oh crap" moment....yep took much $ and time (but hey I'm retired and life is a journey) and eventually all was made good.
If I was you I would be taking a hard look at work done at dealership. :thumbup:
It was a tech error after oil change. I was traveling thru WY...had oil changed about 600 miles before at highway speed all the smoke and I was sure my Spyder was on fire...ever seen an old lady go from 70 mph to side of road and standing a long way away in 10 seconds flat. Yep only the antelope enjoyed the show. Had to call rollback. finally got me to a dealer and yep plug not replaced properly...great dealer in NE owned up to the "oh crap" moment....yep took much $ and time (but hey I'm retired and life is a journey) and eventually all was made good.
If I was you I would be taking a hard look at work done at dealership. :thumbup:
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