Complaint 1909094
2003 DODGE RAM 1500 • UNKNOWN OR OTHER • incident Jan 1, 2003
- Complaint ID
- 1909094
- Make
- DODGE
- Model
- RAM 1500
- Model Year
- 2003
- Component
- UNKNOWN OR OTHER
- Incident Date
- Jan 1, 2003
- Date Received
- Jul 12, 2023
- Data As Of
- Jul 1, 2026
Complaint Summary
UNKNOWN OR OTHER
Owner Narrative
The reason the owners of these Dodges is that the dealers break the already brittle dash boards and REFUSE to repair or replace the dashboard. So most wont have the recall performed. So until the dealers are forced to repair/replace the brittle dashes when they perform these recalls then people will not have it addressed. Also i have owned my Dodge since October 2022. Truck is registered with dodge on the website and yet to receive a recall notice in the mail. Now if i go and look it shows the recall on my truck but many do not register their vehicles with the manufacturers website. All in all the EXPENSIVE dashboards being broke by dealerships performing the recall is why owners wont go thru it. Many have paid thousands in getting the dashes fixed. Also id think brittle dashboards that turn sharp daggers would be a safety hazard as well but yet no recall. My dash is missing HUGE pieces. Leaving sharp jagged edges that will be knives in an accident. I mean if the dashes bust just by replacing an airbag inflator or just sun exposure. Imagine being in an accident.
Owner-submitted narrative on file with NHTSA. Complaint narratives are self-reported and have not been verified.
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