Ram tough.
Jack, I am right there with you in my '04. Put a new battery in 2011 right at 100K. At 120K now still on original brakes, hoses belt etc. Engine doesn't use a drop of oil.
Total repairs to this point was a $38 EGR sensor, $60 A/C blend door, a $85 door latch, and $1.50 for a new hose clamp on a leaky power steering line.( I hate those crimp on hose clamps.) I do all the work myself, so less than $200 in 9 years isn't bad at all.
My '03 Chevy has required a bit more work to say the least.
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- Finally after 57 years my first new Rig -
Dennis Eugene,
2013-04-21, 21:28
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- Very Nice! - Rob Leahy, 2013-04-21, 21:30
- Finally after 57 years my first new Rig - Cherokee, 2013-04-21, 21:55
- Sweet! - rob, 2013-04-21, 22:24
- Ram tough. -
JLF,
2013-04-21, 22:51
- Ram tough. -
Slow Hand,
2013-04-22, 07:32
- Yassir - JLF, 2013-04-22, 13:30
- Ram tough. - Jared, 2013-04-23, 08:02
- My 2005 ran 140k and was traded off in December - Hoot, 2013-04-24, 09:48
- Ram tough. -
Slow Hand,
2013-04-22, 07:32
- Sweet!! - Brian A, 2013-04-22, 07:48
- Good lookin' truck! - Drago, 2013-04-22, 09:14
- At least you have the right logo on the fender! - Hoot, 2013-04-24, 09:44
- Finally after 57 years my first new Rig - Dennis Eugene, 2013-04-24, 22:59