lmc truck has them now. I was just looking at magazines at barnes and noble to buy and saw dash rehash sold. started reading it and they have a whole kit to buy for 129 and it has a new overlay comes in three colors but another option. bezel to for 119 not sure if its needed or not to fit the extra layer in there. so i should be ordering in a few weeks. has everything detailed instal in there magazine AMERICAN TRUCK. on sale til april 26 it says on magazine.

 

http://www.jparkslaw.com/attorney/

Email this guy now if you have a Dodge cracking dash board. We need EVERYONE onboard with this to make it a success. So, if you have a Dodge Ram and your dash board is cracking or sinking inward (original owner or not) please email him and leave some general information on your Ram and your damage.

Lots of years affected. This guy knows DODGE!

 

Looks like it hit the major leagues now... must be more than a small deal.

http://www.jparkslaw.com/attorney/

Email this guy now if you have a Dodge cracking dash board. We need EVERYONE onboard with this to make it a success. So, if you have a Dodge Ram and your dash board is cracking or sinking inward (original owner or not) please email him and leave some general information on your Ram and your damage.

Lots of years affected. This guy knows DODGE!

 

I just took my dash off and fiberglassed the hell out of it and used epoxy. It was kind of like putting together a jig saw puzzle. Stronger than new.

 

Your 10 to 15 year old truck has a cosmetic problem, widespread or no, and you want Dodge to cover it?

Recalls are for safety issues severe enough that injury or worse may result. How would a cracked dash cause this? It wouldn't, therefore its cosmetic only.

Give me a break. Just like the group of people who tried to sue Apple over 7-10 year old iMacs that would develop bad screens. Next thing people will be suing HP or Dell over their 8+ year old hard drives failing, or the TRANE company for their 30 year old A/C system breaking down.

They come with a warranty for a reason. Once that expires, you are on your own. If you don't like it, buy a new truck with a warranty. Personally, I'll deal with a few broken parts, heck of a lot cheaper than the monthly payments for a new vehicle.

You can't have everything. Newer with warranty or older without.

 

Yeah right Let's all empower some a$shat lawyer looking to make a name for himself. BOHICA will come into play, here -- Bend Over, Here It Comes Again.

 

I've gotten a pretty good offer to replace my 2001 Ram 1500 cracked dash top from my local dealer. My question is, should I have them replace the evaporator and heater core while they are in there? Cost would be $530, and if I had to do it on my own without the dash replacement they quote $1350, and the dash would probably fall apart in their hands and I would have to replace it at that time. I don't think there is a current problem with these, but with the truck being 10 years old...how long are these parts expected to last? Am I living on borrowed time? BTW, the truck has only 45000 miles on it with no problems, and I expect to keep it another 10! Thanks for your input.

 

If you can get a good deal on the dash, evap, and heater core, and plan on keeping the truck forever, Go for it.

 

My '99 just sarted cracking this week on the passenger side

 

Exactly. The lawyers will rake in the cash and you'll get a coupon for $10 off your next $40K Ram purchase. Remember the GM fuel tank fiasco?