I nearly died while on the highway when my truck went over a minimal bump in the road...luckily I was on dry pavement and relatively alone. If the death wobble had happened on a bridge or on a portion of the highway that had cement embankments instead of grass, I would have crashed.

I have had all the recalls done on the truck such as tie rods and steering issues. Nothing fixes this problem. I am glad to have read what has not worked for others so I do not waste more money on trying to remedy the death wobble.

I put brand new tires on the truck and have had it on the hoist numerous times looking for a cause of the death wobble.

This needs to be recalled before someone dies or maybe that is what Chrysler is waiting for; death and lawsuits first, recalls later?

If anyone knows where to start a class action lawsuit please let me know. I want in!

I bought this truck with 93,000 miles on it. At about 100,000 I started noticing the shaking of the front end after hitting any raised area on the highway and it is getting worse as time goes on. I now have 126,000+ on the vehicle and if you hit a raised spot or dip on the highway going 60+ mph it goes into the so called death wobble. If going over 60 mph in a turn the truck will sometimes leave the lane of travel and as others have said shake violently until you reduce speed significantly. This has become very dangerous to myself and anyone on the highway near me. So far I have been lucky when this occurred and to date have not had an accident. I have done a lot of research on this issue and no one seems to know what the cause is or how to fix it. I cannot afford to spent thousands for everyone to chase this problem. I have added a steering box stabilizer which improved nothing as far as I can tell. I plan to add a better steering stabilizer asap. There should be a recall on this and Dodge needs to put forth more effort to find the cause. This has been going on long enough and is putting the public in danger. This is my daily driver and work truck. I have owned many Dodge 4x4 trucks and have never had this problem before. I have owned a 78 Ramcharger, 79 Powerwagon, 84 W150, 87 W150, 91 2500 Cummins 4x4, 2001 Cummins 3500 4x4 and now the 08 2500 Cummins 4x4. So I have always been loyal to Dodge and now they need to be loyal to their customers before people start dying. If the NHTSA needs to step in on this issue now is the time.