RHO engine light

I ordered the RHO in October of 2024 and took delivery in early Jan 2025. I love this trucks looks, features, and performance. I put around 1,300 city/hwy miles on it, when I noticed a check engine light while omw home from school. I stopped by my Dodge dealer right away and was given a rental. I was told the next day after a diagnostic that both catalytic converters were broken apart internally and of course the $12,000 repair is covered under factory warranty. I am currently waiting on the parts that are on back order.
Have you gotten a written estimate? Not doubting you on bit. Just thinking about reporting on this and looking for things in writing. Naturally, I'd remove all your information and the dealers info.
 
I’ve read that moving them closer to the headers/turbos is solely for emissions purposes…they need to get hot to be effective…faster the better. Hence, cats being closer to turbos. If that makes them harder to steal, it’s a secondary benefit.
I've never heard an explanation from the emissions point of view. Cats have always gotten hot enough for emissions as far as I know. I've only heard the reasoning from a theft point of view. Believe it or not, engineers are real people and they hate thieves as much as we do.
 
$12k for cats? That is wild. I haven’t checked rare earth metal prices lately but that expense seems crazy!
12k for repair, cats are certainly a small portion of that (3-6k is my guess).

I'd prefer an addict just knock on my door so I can give him the $150 he makes hocking my cats and he can take the night off or go bother my neighbors.
 
$12k for cats? That is wild. I haven’t checked rare earth metal prices lately but that expense seems crazy!
Parts are around $4500 if you replace both.
 

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