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Dodge Durango and Dodge Dakota pick up may have defective front-end ball joints which could cause the front wheels to fall off during travel.

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Investigation Source

Motley Rice

28 Bridgeside Blvd.
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464

Investigation Scope

Nationwide

Category Information

Investigation Topic

Defective Product or Service

Products or Services

Front-End Ball Joints
Dodge

Injury Types

Monetary Loss
Property Damage
Risk of Injury

Investigation Details

Investigation and potential lawsuit against Chrysler for the recall of up to 600,000 vehicles from two of the most popular lines on the road, the 4x4 Dodge Durango and the four-wheel drive Dodge Dakota pickup, due to alleged problems with front-end ball joints.

Ball joints are part of an automobile's front-end suspension system, attaching the trucks' wheel assemblies to the vehicle. It was reported that NHTSA found defective ball joints in nearly a third of the vehicles it investigated, and that these defective ball joints may cause the automobiles wheels to fall off.

Defendant Details

Name (Stock Symbol)	Brief Description
Chrysler LLC	Chrysler manufactures automobiles and trucks.

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