This particular part is known to be defective but Dodge has not issued a recall on it. In the Tacoma area alone, there are over 3000 of these parts on back order for replacement. The shop that just tried to replace mine yesterday discovered that the part was defective after waiting over a week for the part to come in. Now I have to wait another week or longer to get another one of the parts in. My repair shop called all of the Dodge dealerships in a 50 mile radius and discovered that this part has been known to be defective for quite some time and the parts are on back order all across the country. This part prevents the windshield wiper delay from working correctly and prevents the 4 wheel drive from engaging. If they know the part is defective shouldn't they issue a recall to show good faith on this?
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This particular part is known to be defective but Dodge has not issued a recall on it. In the Tacoma area alone, there are over 3000 of these parts on back order for replacement. The shop that just tried to replace mine yesterday discovered that the part was defective after waiting over a week for the part to come in. Now I have to wait another week or longer to get another one of the parts in. My repair shop called all of the Dodge dealerships in a 50 mile radius and discovered that this part has been known to be defective for quite some time and the parts are on back order all across the country. This part prevents the windshield wiper delay from working correctly and prevents the 4 wheel drive from engaging. If they know the part is defective shouldn't they issue a recall to show good faith on this?
- rebelromadwa, Steilacoom, WA, US