Poor RAM

Look at this poor RAM on the highway all broken down. I'll be honest even I feel bad for it. Drive shaft is

 

You should have kept him company

 

Not surprised...bummer either way.

 

Should be an easy fix

 

Must be a bad day for ram I saw one with a broken drive shaft today also lmao unreal

 

That’s at most a 2005. Probably was due for some new U joints. And was probably showing signs they needed to be addressed. I had an 02. Not a bad truck.

 

I dont think they are . I would like to have a Cummins defiantly a dodge over that titan but as long as they have figired out the hole transmission thing they are not to bad .

 

Mine was a manual 4.7. No transmission issues lol

 

https://youtu.be/i50H_XRsiTs
That was a buddies dodge a few yrs back. Well it was he wrecked it.

 

This is what happens when you say fuck it to basic maintenance...

 

My Ram took a shit on me yesterday LOL.
I ran over something on the way into work and destroyed a brand new Hankook tire on the Lexus.
Loaded up the wheel/tire in the back of the Ram, and click click click. Nothing.
Ended up only needing a battery. Not so bad for the Dodge this month!! We’ll see what next month brings

 

I'm driving a '19 Ram now after owning 3 consecutive Tundras. Toyota bought back my '18 Tundra after replacing pre-collision sensor 4 times. Toyota customer service was pretty good about it.

 

I'm pretty sure that is due to a defect... I had the same thing happened to me with a 2005 ram at the time... I had my UV joints replaced prior to that and originally thought it was due to them leaving a nut or bolt loose... Then about a year and half later I got a recall notice on the rear end... I can't honestly remember for sure but I think it was due to the rear end locking up... Unless the shop just decided to make some extra money off of me for replacing the rear end

 

Must've been the pinion nut problem...