Rear Brake issue
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RE: Rear Brake issue
ORIGINAL: moosehunter
Just to advise everyone that doesn't know yet! Daimler Chrysler had issued a bulletin back in may 2006 for rear brake issue and rear axle...
Problem with the brake is coming from hwy braking at high/medium speed, the truck was making a rattle on the brake pedal... if your problem please have it changed. Will become very costly after warranty. The need to change the entire rear brake assembly and cost over $1000 so...
Just to advise everyone that doesn't know yet! Daimler Chrysler had issued a bulletin back in may 2006 for rear brake issue and rear axle...
Problem with the brake is coming from hwy braking at high/medium speed, the truck was making a rattle on the brake pedal... if your problem please have it changed. Will become very costly after warranty. The need to change the entire rear brake assembly and cost over $1000 so...
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From: oklahoma
RE: Rear Brake issue
not to jump on the rabbit trail but the lifetime powertrain warrentee doesn't cover SRT models, desiles, ram, or fleet models, its not transferable..... blabla bla...so basically its kinda crapy.... thats just what i can rember reading about it.
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RE: Rear Brake issue
Have the problem with the rear brakes on my 2005 Dakota Q Cab, have talked to two Dealers and was told that Chrysler only Cover brake problems for 12000 miles, my vibration is very bad and Ido not deem it safe to make a hard stop fromabove 60 mph, have 18750 miles on Truck.
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From: Peoples Republik of Kalifornia
RE: Rear Brake issue
Check your State's Lemon Law. If it is a safety related defect that occurs on a vehicle that you purchased new that has less than 18,000 miles, you may also have some recourse under your state's consumer warranty laws, but these vary widely from state to state.
