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Truck that keeps throwing wheel bearings WHY It's a 1998 Dodge 4x4 1500 on the eighth one this year?
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∙ 10y ago
If you have ruined eight wheel bearings, I see three possible causes. Improper installation, poor quality part, vehicle modifications such as very large tires overloading the bearing.
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Is dodge the worst truck brand?
It all depends on personal preference, how you treat the truck, and how the manufacturer made the truck. If you treat your truck well and the truck was made well then you will love your Dodge. It depends on you and the truck.
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