Had the Death Wobble leaving Montana headed into Idaho. Stopped at Les Schwab in Idaho Falls. They replaced front shocks and steering shaft. Left home headed to freeway, drove across bridge at 65 MPH Death Wobble threw me off the freeway onto shoulder where I managed to stop in a cloud of dirt and gravel. Limped into Les Schwab in Cottage Grove, Oregon where I live and they want to adjust steering rod next week. Stopped by local Dodge dealer and they haven't heard of this problem and want me to pay for diagnosis. Dodge needs to step up on this problem.
HAVE 3 OTHER TRUCKS ALL WITH MORE MILEAGE 2 CHEVYS AND 1 NISSAN THE NISSAN HAS 189000 STILL HAS ALL ORIGINAL PARTS EXCEPT ROTORS AND BACK BRAKE DRUMS. THE DODGE HAS HAD RECALLED PARTS!!!!!! THE AC WILL NOT KEEP THE KIDS IN THE BACK SEAT COOL. FOR 58 THOUSAND LOOKS LIKE DODGE COULD BUILD A BETTER TRUCK!!!!!!
I think dodge should be made to fix the problem at dodges expense! There are too many of us that have the same problem. We fix one part then another part has to be replaced.
- egotrip50eo,
Lee's Summit, US
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Had the Death Wobble leaving Montana headed into Idaho. Stopped at Les Schwab in Idaho Falls. They replaced front shocks and steering shaft. Left home headed to freeway, drove across bridge at 65 MPH Death Wobble threw me off the freeway onto shoulder where I managed to stop in a cloud of dirt and gravel. Limped into Les Schwab in Cottage Grove, Oregon where I live and they want to adjust steering rod next week. Stopped by local Dodge dealer and they haven't heard of this problem and want me to pay for diagnosis. Dodge needs to step up on this problem.
- Larry T., Cottage Grove, US