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#49 of 3275 Intro/ durango508 by peppe1 May 31, 2002 (3:46 pm)
Hey all just got my password so I'm in!! Had a 5.2l(Auto) 2001 Sport Quad 2wd Green with every thing but leather. Took it in to get the console cover replaced with 1700miles and the dealer sprung the drivers side door and had to get the whole side repainted(on my birthday noless). So With 21199 miles on it traded it in for a 4.7L (auto) 2002 Green Quad SLT 2wd with everything but leather again in November 2001. No comparison in the two trucks The 02 kicks.. 7500 miles a few minor quirks head lamps collect water, getting them replaced. Idol is low, 400 rpm taking it in toget it looked at. Also hard shift upon slow down and gear grind when putting it into reverse. Let you know the out come Tues.
#50 of 3275 1994 LT by b360 Jun 01, 2002 (8:55 am)
My name is Bill, bought this truck new, after 52000 mi no serious problems. Only two sensors replaced, TPI and OX. Peeling paint was biggest problem. Everyone seemed to have it in that era. Chrysler does nothing about that. I used an independent shop to repaint the Truck, its still good enough to be worth it plus I feel better about the truck again...it looks like a million bucks They had to strip to bare metal and start over. Cost...2800. anyone getting help from Dodge with paint problems?
#51 of 3275 98 ram 2500 engine problem by hft03 Jun 01, 2002 (6:52 pm)
I have a 98 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 with the 360 motor. I have had a problem very similar to posting #7. The symptom is that the engine loses power while I'm driving. It basically goes into a idle type state no matter what speed I am driiving (for example 30 mph or 70 mph or whatever). Stepping on the gas either produces a stutter effect or it has no effect. It happens only for a few miles off and on and then everything is ok for maybe a few weeks, a month or even a few months. I have had two gaskets replaced one on the throttle body and one on the intake plenum (the intake plenum was causing a pinging problem and its replacement has fixed that problem) However I still have the original problem as it just happened again yesterday. Needless to say I'm pissed as I only have 33k miles on this truck and have had it serviced every 3k miles. If anyone knows whats wrong I'd like to hear from you as the dealer hasn't been much help. I've spent about $800 so far and the problem still exists.
#52 of 3275 I have 2 Ram 2500 Diesels No Problems at all by shopson Jun 01, 2002 (9:21 pm)
I have a 97 Ram 2500 SLT Diesel and a 99 2500 Diesel both have high mileage and have never had any problems. Even when the kid put unleaded in the 99. Just drained the tank and refilled with diesel and no problems. My next car will be a Ram 2500 Diesel.
#53 of 3275 97 Ram 2500 Power Steering box leak by lee76 Jun 03, 2002 (8:40 am)
I am curious if anyone has had a similar problem. My steering box is leaking power steering fluid. The truck is a 2500 4X4 and has about 73K miles (just out of the extended warranty). I would expect either the pressure or return hose to let loose before the steering box.
#54 of 3275 Steering Gear Box leak......... by dustyk Jun 06, 2002 (2:35 pm)
lee76,   Where is it leaking? Is it the sector shaft seal?   Dusty
#55 of 3275 RAM 2500 4X4, V10 -- BRAKE PROBLEMS by staggerlee Jun 10, 2002 (8:39 am)
Ever since I bought my '99 Dodge V10, 4x4 (new) I have been very pleased with the performance. I have one "major" problem though and that is with the brakes. I have replaced the front pads on this baby every 20K miles (I currently have 84K on it) and this last time I had to replace the shoes on the back....I'm not really complaining about the back brakes since this compares to the Fords I've driven previously (over 25 years experience with them..) Am I the only Dodge owner (again, this may be related to the fact that it is a V10, 3/4 Ton) who thinks the braking system (front wheels) were copied from a small KIA, or Honda? (Oh yes, the obvious thought would be to question my driving habits, but I assure you I do not ride the brakes, and all my trailers have their own brakes except for my boat trailer, plus I only pull trailers approx. 2 times a week, the rest is "normal" city street driving.
#56 of 3275 brakes by jcmdie Jun 10, 2002 (9:13 am)
Dodge has been known for "small" brakes for some time. They did correct I believe in 2001 when they received 4 wheel discks. Anyhow, if you have the rear brakes adjusted the fronts will last longer. The "self-adjusters" on the rear brakes don't work.
#57 of 3275 Ram Transmission problems by dhalen Jun 13, 2002 (12:40 pm)
I haven't jumped on board the Ram 1500 band wagon just yet. I have heard too many horror stories about the Dodge transmissions. I REALLY like the new 1500 Quad Cab 4wd, but am a little gun shy because of the tranny. Has anyone had issues/experience with the new 1500's transmission?   Thanks David
#58 of 3275 02 Ram 1500 4.7 L engine by jroy59 Jun 14, 2002 (7:56 am)
I have had a Dodge/Chrysler product for 23 of the past 26 yrs. Most have had minor problems like mirrors falling off, pwr. door lock malfunctions etc. But the 2002 Ram has pushed me to the limit. Theres a ticking sound from under the hood, one dealer says it origintes from the vacuum canister and nothing can be done. The dealer that I purchased the veh. from cannot hear anything. The truck has shut off 2x while at traffic lights, and I get 10 -12 mpg on the highway. My truck is at the Dodge dealership as we speak for repair. The dealership suggest that I let them drive my truck for 200 -300 miles and I'll have to buy the gas. Of course I refused to pay for the gas. The service mgr. tried to convince me that the sticker states that the truck should get 11 mpg.. When we looked at a sticker it stated 17-22 mpg hwy. Of course the back peddling started.  I'm so busy venting that I probably didn't mention how much I love the owning the truck. But the dealership that I'm dealing w/ sure will try to make a person feel dumb.

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