Front Suspension Problems of Dodge Charger

Outer tie rod is making my car shack while driving, pressing on brakes, and going over bumps. It feels as if the wheel is going to pop off. I haven't had the vehicle fixed yet.

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2 strut tension arm as to be change on my Charger 2006 do not no when ill be getting that part cause there 4200 b/o and 2200 in process part are hard to get and orders are long to get worst car ever.

I have a 2006 Dodge Charger. It was bought in 7/06 with 41 miles on it. In 10/07 (at 20,463 miles) I had to have the passengers side tie-rod replaced (under warranty). I now need the drivers side tie-rod and tension strut replaced (at 44,120 miles). I am told that the tension strut that I need is on national backorder because Chrysler has not paid their manufacturer so they refuse to make the parts. This issues have caused undue wear on my tires as well and I have been told not to replace them until the other problems are fixed because it will just wear them down too. I have noticed that many people are having similar issues and other issues that Chrysler apparently has ignored. I can not feel safe driving this car with my children in it and I have no idea how long before this part may even be available. When the first incident occurred, I just assumed that it was an honest mistake in assembly, but now that's its happened again, I can not believe that anymore. This car should not be malfunctioning like this within 3 years. Something needs to be done before somebody is seriously injured or worse.

The contact owns a 2007 Dodge Charger. When she applied the brakes there was a very loud noise in the front of the vehicle. The brakes are functioning normally. The dealer stated that the front end was out of line. The vehicle was repaired; however, the failure continued to occur. The dealer later stated that tires caused the failure; however, a tire facility confirmed that the tires were not related to the failure. The dealer was unable to repair or successfully diagnose the failure. A second dealer stated that the ball bearings could be related to the failure. The contact stated that the failure is a manufacturers defect. The failure mileage was 18,000. The current mileage was 37,262.

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