1998 Dodge Dodge Truck Suspension Problems

“I have a '98 Dodge dakota pickup truck with approximately 58,000 miles on it. This past june I had to replace a front end ball joint on this vehicle. At that time there was approximately 52,000 miles on the truck. The same symptoms are starting to occur again that accompanied the last ball joint problem. So it's likely I will have to replace another one of the joints on the suspension of this truck in the near future. …”

“At approximately 40,000 miles I had to have the ball joints replaced on my 1998 Dodge dakota. My mechanic advised me that before change the ball joints that I should take my vehicle to my local Dodge dealership and see if they would cover the cost. They responded by telling me that my ball joints were fine. The reason I went to my mechanic was because I had had my vehicle aligned four times in the first 30,000 mile and my truck still pulled to one side. That was when I went to an unbiased party to tell what the problem was. I had this repair work done in late 2002 or early 2003.”

“I own 1998 Dodge sport full sized pickup that has a loud bang when turning corners. The consumer wants to know if the truck is covered under some recall that was posted in the past. The shaking was coming from the steering.”