2005 Dodge Ram 3500 Cummings - problems water in tank, replacing injectors

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honey - 25 Oct 2006 16:08 GMT

Our 2005 Dodge Ram 3500 pickup, Cummings, died while driving, hard to
start, finally would not start. Dodge mechanic said water in fuel
tank, blamed service station, cost us $3,800 plus missed days of work,
& then they voided warranty on everything. We traded for 2006 Dodge
Ram 3500 Cummings and interestingly enough, just received letter from
Chrysler saying take to nearest dealer to put hoses on roll-over valve
vent hoses since the roll-over valves could allow water to enter into
the fuel tank, etc. etc.

We suspect 2005 Dodge Ram had SAME problems and want to hear from
others with this problem, no matter where you live as we are seriously
considering a class action law suit.

You can reach us at honeyhanewald@aol.com.

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Roy - 25 Oct 2006 17:24 GMT

> Our 2005 Dodge Ram 3500 pickup, Cummings, died while driving, hard to
> start, finally would not start. Dodge mechanic said water in fuel
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> You can reach us at honeyhanewald@aol.com.

I've heard of this at the TDR, you might want to look there for more info.

Roy

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GeekBoy - 26 Oct 2006 22:28 GMT

> Our 2005 Dodge Ram 3500 pickup, Cummings, died while driving, hard to
> start, finally would not start. Dodge mechanic said water in fuel
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> others with this problem, no matter where you live as we are seriously
> considering a class action law suit.

You can't consider a class action law-suit. Only a court can do that.

> You can reach us at honeyhanewald@aol.com.

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