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If it's a "maintenance item", why would we have to remove burrs from a factory error? Hmmmm....

The driveshaft is indeed bad again in a little over two years. And the "quality" Mopar parts only have a 2 year warranty. Luckily, I bought the extended warranty and only have to pay a deductible. I gotta dump this truck ASAP.

You end up returning the POS?

Get rid of the truck ASAP. Trust me!

I lack the tools to do it myself. All 5 of the tire shops I've taken it to said they're fine. Also, I do not feel in the steering wheel. It vibrates the entire cab. Obviously the tire shops can't check the hubs and the service center doesn't give a crap.

I unfortunately have the crew cab with the 6.5ft bed. This has a factory 2-piece driveshaft that I believe has failed for the second time in 3 years.

I am still having problems 3 years after purchase of my '19. I have an in-cab vibration at highway speeds. Been told a few times(at my expense) that it's within spec and perfectly normal. I'm trying once more to get it repaired or I'm seeking legal recourse. This is complete and utter ****ing...

Run, don't walk away! Start lemon buy back ASAP!

That's Stellantis quality

Gotta save that $500 on a $80k truck. LMAO Anyway, my factory liner is great!

Visible only when window is halfway open.

I enjoy pissing in fuel tanks!

I wonder why more people aren't making their own fuel and DEF for their brand new $60k+ trucks?

I wish mine wasn't a shaking POS.

He also kicked my dog.

Try making a few gallons of DEF.

It sucks dropping damn near $1,000/month on fuel! BTW: I don't smoke or drink. FJB!

Dang!

In my state of Michigan you are required to wear a seat belt in a vehicle but not a helmet on a motorcycle. WTF!? Lol

A wastegate dumps into the exhaust. A blow-off valve can dump into the intake.