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Ouch!! Not a good day.
Not a good way to start off the day. Good thing this happened while i was just moving trailers around my shop. Who knows what the outcome could have been if i would have been on the road pulling my tractor or dumptrailer. The bracket holding the steering linkage broke and tie rod broke off the driver side wheel. Now my wife understands why i need a spare work truck.
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I'd hate to be on a freeway when that happens. Nice truck.
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just wondering did the dealer say if this was a common problem for more of a freak thing
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Going to dealer in a few to pick up a loaner truck. Ill find out more.
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Ah dude that sucks! Sorry to hear that man. That chevy is squattin hard!
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Dodge front ends are weak.. known for it I have replaced ball joints and sway bar and a few other front end parts all upgraded versions on my 3500 diesel Dodge 4x4 ...do yourself a favor and upgrade them there are better ball joints out there do a search you will find out a lot on these issues..
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Tie rod ends as well..
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This is under warranty.
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Did the dealer tell you that? When it happened on my Magnum at 20,000 miles I was told it is wearable part and not covered. needless to say I was some kind of POed.
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