I have searched the internet and this appears to be an issue across the board on Dodge vehicles. There is a technical Service bulletin 14-001-09 that list probably 50 vehicles that have been suffering from this exact problem and Dodge doesn't think this should be a recall. WOW! A new gas tank is $1000, plus the work to change it out. It would end up costing $1500 as long as nothing else gets broken while it is being replaced. Dodge needs to pull their head in and tank care of their customers and vehicles.