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really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 19,750 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 2 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (1 reports)
- replace head gasket (1 reports)
cooling system problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
About 4am I started out to go to work in a snow storm. I remove snow for a living in the winter months. I got stuck in the snow on the road and proceeded to shovel my way out. 8 hrs. Later a friend happened by and towed me back home. I was wet cold tired and hungry. The truck failed to heat the interior. I later had taken it to the dealership to be inspected under warranty. They sent me home stating they found no problems even though the heating & cooling did not work. No work order was given, because no work had been preformed, but still I had to pay out of pocket for them to inspect truck.
I took her to another shop. They had her for 3 days, put cardboard under truck and sent it back to me stating they could not find any leaks externally and advised I get a new water pump. I took it to another shop and replaced the pump. Still no heating/cooling. A few weeks later I ran the truck and it started overheating again. I shut it off for an hour and she wouldn't start. I had it towed. The dealer said it would cost me $3500 for tear down & $3500 to put back together weather they find a problem or not.
They procrastinated until the warranty ran out and no work order. This is a story of first and last time I've taken her in. There were many times in between the truck had been towed for the same reason. Dealers gave me many reasons (all different) of why they can't fix it under warranty. All my fault of course. So now she sits with only 27,901 miles on her. I shouldn't have to pay all these out of pocket expenses to fix a brand new truck! The times I did get work orders they're statements of my complaints were completely different than what I brought it in for.
There's a lot more to the story, but I'm just trying to get a basic point across. I got a lemon and I wasn't taken care of. A $98,000 truck that is now a big paperweight. After 2 Dodges with the same problems, I bought a Ford.
- Jennifer T., Springville, CA, US