Where do you draw the line then? Being under warranty, you just drive it till it blows? "who cares about the gauges and warning lights....just let 'er rip"

What happens when the warrenty is expired? Then you would be a little more cautious about destroying the motor?

My first reaction when seeing the oil pressure at 0 would be to shut it down. I wouldn't care how fast I was going, or what road I was on. Guess I am a little surprised that someone would see the oil pressure warning come on, and then go an extra mile or two....

 

congrats on the new truck, now you know where to take it when you need another one, or if its just dirtier that you feel like you want to clean

hope you got that customer service ladys name in case i get an issue i want to talk with her

 

That is AWESOME that they replaced your truck! Chrysler Group is definately working on their Customer Service!