9.0
really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- $340
- Average Mileage:
- 75,700 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 2 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (1 reports)
- replace bad wire in the conduit between the fuse box & PCM (1 reports)
I drove my truck to and from work on 5/27/11 and had no issues or warning lights. Two days later I tried to start the truck and it turned over but would not fire. I had the truck towed to the local dealership. They diagnosed and fixed the issue. They found a bad wire in the conduit that connects the fuse case and PCM (computer). The conduit was not tampered with, cut or under extreme heat conditions. Ken the mechanic could not explain how this could have happened and implied it must have happened in the factory during the build/assembly. I paid the bill for $333.35.
This is obviously not wear-n-tear that caused and was a pre-existing condition from the factory. I sent an email to Dodge customerassistre@chrysler.com and asked to be reimbursed which they declined. I think it’s sad that loyal taxpaying consumers supported Dodge /Chrysler during its financial failure over the past years and they don’t offer anything in return except wanting more bailout and tax money.
- Travis H., Ofallon, MO, US
HAD COMPLETE TUNE UP... WIRES, PLUGS, FILTERS, DISTRIBUTOR CAP, FUEL PUMP, STARTER COIL, BATTERY, OIL CHANGE, TRUCK STILL NOT KICKING OVER SINCE FUEL PUMP WAS REPLACED . I DONT KNOW WHAT ELSE TO DO. IS IT THE ECM COMPUTER ? HELP I DROVE IT ON FATHERS DAY OUT WITH MY SON HAD A GREAT DAY. IT RAINED WHILE WE WERE AT THE BATTING CAGES CAME OUT, PROBLEM STARTING. GOT IT STARTED AND WENT TO DINNER AND ON THE WAY HOME THE TRUCK JUST CUT OFF LIKE ITS NOT GETTING GAS. EVERYTHING SOUNDS NORMAL BUT IT WONT KICK OVER.
- waynestewsunart, Philadelphia, Penn, US