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Agency Seeks Recalls of Durango, Dakota.

WASHINGTON - Federal safety regulators want 600,000 Dodge Durangos and Dakota trucks recalled because their wheels could fall off, but the auto maker doesn't believe the defect is dangerous, a company spokesman said. :808908-wtf:

Not dangerous? What part of the "wheels falling off" your car/truck is not dangerous? I missed that one /wwwthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif

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[Kricket]

It's called spin writing. The company said that the DEFECT isn't dangerous - i.e. they disagree that the wheels might fall off.

 

[evilmink269]

Almost as bad as Toyota Tundras 2000-2002 that had MAJOR Brake problems drums and rotors going out of round and failing to stop the vehicle but, they never recalled them because brake failure is not considered a dangerous enough problem to warrant a recall.

I know this for fact because, my 02 Tundra had to have the Toyota *fix* with the front end having to be completely rebuilt after 3 failed rotor-drum-brake pad replacements. Once at 2 weeks after I bought it then, 3 months later and after that on the third Lemon Law try they rebuilt which satisfied the Lemon Law compliance but the truck still runs like sh!t when stopping Now I'm stuck for 24 months of paying on it :rolling: :808875-bs:. :flame:

 

[thenightangel]

wow. In Maryland, you sue with the lemon law, and they have to give you your money back, and just about anything else you ask for. Then again, Maryland is owned by the trial lawyers association. I had a problem with an Acura once...

 

[novos]

sell your tundra to me at a discount, mink? :laugh:

 

[MilkR6]

that is freakin' sweet. time to trade in the durango on the mustang after all