Starter Problems of Dodge Ram 1500

With the cold weather, it's not cranking. I had a new battery and starter installed and it still doesn't crank unless it's in neutral and I press the fuel peddle. If it sets for too long in cold, I have to repeat the process and no longer am able to use remote start and sometimes have to be jumped off.

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Truck would not start, engine would not turn over. Vehicle was towed to nearby ahop. Was told that it waa a bad tipm (total integrated power module) and upon inveatigation by repair shop was told it was a recall and this module was on back order due to number of vehiclea affected and redesign of module. Was without truck for six months. All systems were affected and would not work. It had burned out starter and affected all electrical syatems.

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While driving back home from work the car lost all power, tried turning starter multiple times and nothing starts but lights on dash board turn on. I have jump start and nothing. Disconnected batteries for 5 mins and nothing. No smoke. No leaks. No burn or fumes smell. No cracking noise when turning key over. Check gauges light , e brake light. And abs light turn on and remain on when cracking.

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Tl- the contact owns a 2005 Dodge Ram 1500. The contact stated that when placing the key into the ignition the vehicle turns on without needing to turn the key and in order for the vehicle to be turned off the key needs to be completely removed from the ignition. The contact stated a warning light that indicated failure with the starter key and egnition was illuminated. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer who diagnoised that the wireless egnition node failed and needed to be replaced. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and advised the contact to take the vehicle to be repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 41,000. Gl.

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In spring 2013 my Dodge ram truck failed to start. It was towed to the dealer where I was told there was a faulty sensor and charged over $600 for the repair. In September 2013 the exact problem occurred. I was travelling and when I returned to my truck it would not start again. After several tries I was able to get my truck to start. While driving it directly to the dealership every light on the dash was flashing and acting very erratic. The dealer once again told to me I had a faulty starter. When the truck was "repaired" the dealer left just about every notice on my dash flashing stating there was nothing they could do about it (unless I wanted to pay them more money). While in the waiting room I chatted with at least one other customer who had the same problem. The Dodge ram trucks are simply not starting because of a sensor and the dealers are making a fortune off the customers. This sensor is "faulty" and Dodge needs to be required to pay for the replacement for its customers. Not to mention the fact that owners of the Dodge ram are left stranded in parking lots. . . .

The contact owns a 2009 Dodge Ram 1500. The contact stated that while driving approximately 65 mph, the vehicle stalled. The vehicle was towed to the dealer for diagnosis. The technician stated the starter and the battery terminal would have to be replaced. After the repair was performed, the mechanic stated the engine would have to be replaced. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 85,000.

My truck 2004 Dodge 1500 ram does not start . , it does it once an a while. , not often. It does open all switches and if I bypass the starter. , it does crank but never starts it does works back either in 15 minutes or two days at the most so far. This is a bizarre problem where many times appointments. , got lost I have to pay for tow truck.

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Hard starting after (running for a time) and sitting for 30 minutes. It takes some time to restart.

While parked, engine caught on fire due to an aftermarket remote starter installed by the dealership, claim 22-v517-407.

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After replacing transmission, transmission failed again. Consumer was driving approximately 65mph and vehicle just gradually started slowing down. Consumer coasted to side of road with engine still running, but not able to go in any gears. Transmission was replaced 1-22-00. Vehicle experiences several transmission problems, there have been recalls amongst the repairs, driveshaft broke while driving, consumer states that Chrysler corp has no records of a transmission being sent to new country Dodge where the replacement took place, transfer case was retorqued, consumer had taken vehicle to dealer many times prior to complete transmission failure and dealer could not remedy problems. Clunking noise under vehicle, dealer replaced front swaybar links. O2 sensor replaced. Consumer stated at times he hadto hit the starter with a hammer to get it to work, ignition coil failed, and battery failed. Vehicle stalls when coming to a stop, check engine light illuminated. Excessive amounts of fuel used, distributor cap was replaced, vehicle also backfiring. Brakes grinding, front brake pads were metal to metal, rotor was scored badly, dealer replaced front pads and both rotors.

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Starter failed.

See all problems of the 1996 Dodge Ram 1500 🔎.

Hard starting when engine hot.