2000 ram 1500 ABS Brake Speedometer problem NOW SAVING GAS

From : sillysam

Q: 1. paint peeled off front bumper. im calling bs here. paint and body are covered for 12k only. if you got it fixed under warranty thats a good thing and commendable action on dcs part. what does this have to do with the price of tea in china it still pealed of which is not exactly a sign of quality. here we go again you dont want to address the issue. actually maxi it is you that chooses not to address the issue. many of the problems should not have happened at all or at least not in the fairly short time frame that they did. it seems that you blame everything on the owner and you dont know the whole story either. back to that double standard once again i see. the issue is dcs customer service not how the paint peeled. wrong. it should not have peeled this early in the trucks life. but hey lets look at this... the paint pealed on a bumper. now how is it that the paint got to peeling could it be that he hit something we dont know because he doesnt say. i dont think that he would be complaining if the paint pealed due to damage as that would sorta be expected but hell you know everything right the paint is now pealing off of my hood and it was never damaged and washed regularly is this my fault as well hard to find fault with anyone if the facts arent presented. but one fact was presented dc fixed the problem. dc 1 justme 0 no the dealer fixed it dc screwed it up. dc 0 dealer 1 2. seals in a/c were replaced. so sounds like cheap rubber seals to me. they all use the same seals as refrigerant is kinda picky about what itll eat through and what it wont. lol complete bs. things fail for a reason and sub-standard parts and or assembly comes to mind. but until the facts are presented this could be nothing more than a random failure. but dc apparently fixed the problem. dc 2 justme 0 random failures are usually caused by reduced quality controls that were corrected by the dealer. dc 0 dealer 2 3. transmission shift linkage replaced. more bs. exactly how did it get broken this is a dealer prep check item if it broke you broke it. lol now you are the one giving bs. dealer prep item lol!!! that doesnt mean they actually even looked at it and how exactly did he break it sorry it does mean they actually looked at it because part of prepping a new vehicle is looking at the underside for damage caused in transit including linkage. once again you are talking out of your ass. when i got my truck it had a large patch of paint worn thru on the roof where a chain from the car carrier got it and they didnt catch it. i saw it two days after i took delivery when it was parked under my office window and i could see the roof and they washed the truck prior to my picking it up. now even if they looked at the shift linkage not all defective parts are obvious. a hairline crack or defective casting can easily look good but be very weak and not every part that is defective fails immediately. if all defective parts were easily detectable and failed immediately there would be no need for a warranty past the first day of ownership. then it must be test driven at least 10 miles and ill bet the linkage worked then. you are kidding right i could probably get a coat hanger to work for the few times the linkage was used during that test drive lol. as such it was broken after being sold. so the owner broke it and dc replaced it. dc 3 justme 0 back to spin once again. while it did break after being sold that is not the same thing as the owner breaking it. btw you still didnt expalin how the owner could have done it other than just trying to make it perform its function iow it was defective. dc 0 dealer 3 4. front upper ball joints replaced. finally an issue that is real. and they replaced them under warranty. sounds like everything went right on this issue. dealer told me it would take awhile to get all the bugs out. and thats possible as it is with all mechanical devices. really how many time have you brought your vehicle back to work out these bugs. sounds to me like even the dealer saw this particular vehicle as a lemon. actually in the case of my 2000 ram it saw the dealer 11 times for a pull to the right. in my case the dealer was the problem. on one visit i told them about the problem it was put on the service order and when i picked it up the problem was still there. said the service manager well we didn know about it. funny i said you friggin typed it in to the service order so someone knew about it. as to whether or not this vehicle was a lemon im calling bs on that too. none of the problems were with the drivetrain and none of the problems were anything that kept the vehicle in the shop a majority of the time it was owned. lol feel free to hide behind the legal definition of a lemon. lets just say that the dealer probably knew that this partic

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