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This week I took my ram 1500 in for a recall part and was left with my truck in a dangerous condition.While it was getting repaired I received an email from the dealer suggesting thousands of dollars worth of repairs including around $250 to diagnose a check engine light. There was no check engine light on when I dropped off the truck.As I drove home from the repair my check engine light came on, I have an OBD2 scanner and read the code PO4DB, crankcase ventilation system disconnected. I messaged the service representative and initially they argued that I already refused the recommended service, I explained how the check engine light wasn't on when I brought it in and then they said I could bring it in for the tech to take a look. I felt suspicious so decided to look for myself. The code was correct, a large hose was left unplugged, there were also two clips left disconnected. I do not know what other issues they might have left deeper in the engine, and I do not trust them to play with my truck anymore. I will pay another mechanic to look for more signs of negligence. The crankcase hose is large and obvious and the whole experience leaves me uncertain if this is incompetence or predatory behavior. There was no check engine light when I started the truck, and the service advisor told me on the phone the tech cleared it when I refused for it to be diagnosed. So the tech left a hose unplugged causing a check engine light, and then used a reader to clear the code? It would be safer to leave the code so a customer knows something is wrong. I'm hoping that by leaving this review the dealer will allow their techs to take enough time and care with recalls to guarantee they aren't damaging vehicles. Also maybe just diagnose a code for free? It could be the tech who messed up.