Dodge Ram 2500 owners have reported 6 problems related to steering linkages (under the steering category). The most recently reported issues are listed below.
2005 Dodge Ram 2500 truck. Consumer states accident occurred as the result of a failed steering linkage and fracture of the drag link joint
the consumer discovered a recall had been issued and requested reimbursement. Chrysler denied the reimbursement, stating the repairs were not made at a Chrysler dealership.
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Truck wonders all over the road, bump steer.
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Both tie rods replaced, front end was loose and made a loud noise, upper and intermediate steering column was replaced.
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People in service dept. At dealership told me that my gear box and tie rod needed to be replaced due to an oversized tire (approx. 2 inches taller than factory tire) also due to the fact of using a lower gear to pull a trailer. The truck is an automatic.
Pitman arm broke/failed.
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This part has been replaced 3 times since I bought the vehicle. First time was at 62,000, when it quickley developed lose steering and then again at 100,000 miles and now at 157000 miles. When I had the second one done I was told that this was a common problem with this truck. The dealer said that Dodge had made a correction to this part and that the one they put on at 62,000 miles was the new model. But it failed at 100,000. I contacted Dodge and they claimed they have had no problems, but the dealer said there has been and also the front end shop that replaced the one at 100,000. I feel this could be a safety issue if it let go completely while driving. I would be glad to help you research this problem.