Dodge recalling 72,000 Rams and nearly 17,000 Journeys from 2008-09
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Dodge recalling 72,000 Rams and nearly 17,000 Journeys from 2008-09
Nothing too bad for the Ram, just windshield wiper housings...different story for the journey
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/03/23/d...s-from-2008%2F
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/03/23/d...s-from-2008%2F
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If only Dodge had vehicles that would blow up when in a rear end collision and then deny there is a problem fight a recall like Ford, Dodge would finely be called reliable!
Idiots out there. I am convinced there is no such thing a perfect vehicle. For some reason Ford drivers don;t see this stuff. Ford's have always had a rick of blowing up, my moms Contour had two seperate recalls on the fuel filler, the initial and the a recall on the fix. . .
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Idiots out there. I am convinced there is no such thing a perfect vehicle. For some reason Ford drivers don;t see this stuff. Ford's have always had a rick of blowing up, my moms Contour had two seperate recalls on the fuel filler, the initial and the a recall on the fix. . .
Idiots
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03-29-2009, 03:28 PM
Don't forget the Ford cruise control pressure switch that leaked brake fluid into the electrical part and burnt down trucks and peoples homes.
Or 15 years of ignition switches that they recalled.
Toyota has had all kinds of problems, but just quietly fixes them without doing recalls. They are quite sneaky.
GM has had more wiring recalls than I can count!!
Or 15 years of ignition switches that they recalled.
Toyota has had all kinds of problems, but just quietly fixes them without doing recalls. They are quite sneaky.
GM has had more wiring recalls than I can count!!