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Old 08-26-2004, 05:40 PM
tjstepan tjstepan is offline
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Unhappy RAM 1500 problems...please help

I currently have a 98' Dodge Ram 1500 I bought it a few months ago with 58,000 miles and it now has 68,000 and have already put $350 for a trac bar, $400 for tie rods and wheel bearings. How Solid is the suspension in this year dodge ram. And also my dad owns a 98' RAM Van that has the same engine and at 70,000 miles he has a piston that wont fire. I am debating on selling and getting something different like a 2000 RAM or F150 or possible a 2001 Durango. I just need to know if 98' rams are commonly lemons and should sell before major problems or if it is uncommon things. Thanks, tjstepan
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Old 08-29-2004, 09:35 PM
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Replacing those things are normal maintinence on your Dodge. How long they last depends on how the truck is used (ie. plow truck, 4 wheeled, heavy payloads, etc.). You'll find that the F series Fords are known for the tie rods falling out while driving so they aren't any better. As far as the piston in the van I don't think that is too common. This is the first instance I have heard. Hope this helps.
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