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2004 Dodge Ram 1500 St Standard Cab | 2-door | Great Condition on 2040-cars

US $3,900.00
Year:2004 Mileage:158017
Location:

Sugar Land, Texas, United States

Sugar Land, Texas, United States
Advertising:

We have a black 2004 Dodge RAM in GREAT condition.
-Single Cab
-158k Miles
-Automatic
-A/C
RUNS like new! 

This is a true all American truck. Call or text to come test drive it!

(We offer great shipping methods if out of state!)

Only at AUTOS AMERICA HOUSTON

713 384 0022

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Tenemos una camioneta 2004 Dodge RAM en venta.
- 1 Cabina
-158,000 Millas
-Automatica
-Aire Acondicionado 

CORRE COMO NUEVA! 

Precio muy economico, solo en AUTOS AMERICA HOUSTON.

llame para venir a manejarla. 

(Si esta fuera de el estado tenemos metodos muy economicos para enviar auto)

713 384 0022

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    Wed, Feb 3 2016

    A bizarre new recall gives wheel chocks to Dodge Charger owners so that people remain safe while changing the sedan's wheels. The campaign covers 441,578 examples of the 2011-2016 Charger in the US; plus 19,229 in Canada; 4,969 in Mexico, and 38,947 outside the NAFTA region. According to Dodge's announcement, owners should use the chocks to stabilize the Charger when using a jack to change the wheels, like in the case of a flat tire. Without them it's possible for the sedan to fall off the jack. The company is aware of three minor hand injuries from this problem. Dodge will notify owners by mail when they can pick up the free wheel chocks. FCA US spokesperson Eric Mayne offered Autoblog a more detailed explanation about this recall. "The body structure of this vehicle is unique. If owner's manual instructions are not followed, slippage may occur. Chocks are being provided to help ensure the instructions are followed," he said. "We are continually analyzing warranty data to identify ways to improve the ownership experience. When tire-jack data was reviewed, we identified a need to further assist our customers." Statement: Wheel Chocks February 3, 2016 , Auburn Hills, Mich. - FCA US LLC is conducting a voluntary safety recall to supply wheel chocks for an estimated 441,578 full-size sedans in the U.S. The chocks are for use, as instructed in the vehicle's owner's manual, when employing a tire jack to change wheels. When positioned diagonally opposite to the wheel being changed, the chocks will help stabilize the vehicle. Failure to follow the manual's instructions with an affected vehicle may cause the vehicle to come off the tire jack. FCA US is aware of three related injuries – all minor. The recall is limited to 2011-2016 Dodge Chargers. Also affected by the campaign are an estimated 19,229 cars in Canada; 4,969 in Mexico and 38,947 outside the NAFTA region. Recall notices will advise affected customers when they may obtain their wheel chocks, which will be supplied free of charge. Customers with questions or concerns may call the FCA US Customer Care Center at 1-800-853-1403.

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