since i WORK in a Mopar parts dept, i know this to be a fact.....94-01 Ram dashes have a tendency to crack...and crack BAD. i'm sure it's only a vendor issue, which may be why one of Mopar's vendors for plastic interior trim parts went 'belly up', causing a huge back-order on those parts. one of the rumors is that Chrysler refused to pay them unless they addressed their quality issue and after 7 years, they finally STOPPED PAYING THEM. we have one door trim panel that's been on order since JUNE and has an ETA of NOVEMBER 20TH!!!! :icon_rolleyes:
but back to the issue at hand; while the Rams DO have dash issues, can't say that one other model has had a similar problem. sure beats those days from back in the late 60's and 70's, huh?
Wow, must have just been a ram issue, I know the Ram and Dakota for those years (97-2000 Dakotas and 98-01 Rams anyways) shared the same climate contraol, stereo, and other units in the dash, guess they were different otherwise. Also, are you sure 94-01 and not 98-01 since4 the 94-97s had totally different dashes and interiors? I also know a few people with 98 Rams with high miles and their interiors have held up great (actuallky don't know of any with cracking dashes and they are heavily abuse work trucks), was this a problem only with certain bactches or just luck of the draw? Did they have 2 different suppliers? Always wanted an 01 HD with the Cummins, but may change my mind now LOL. Oh and if you want to know about interior problems try a grand Prix or Buick Regal, in my grand prix i literall had to keep placing the sunroof surround back in plan, the drivers dorr panel literally fell apart one day, the cupholders would fall part, my parents Regal, with less than 90k miles has already had the cupholders disentigrate and other parts getting loose, I won't even get into the electrical and mechanical problems and all the money poured into maintenence on these cars. The 93 Fleetwood had a badly cracked dash and electrical gremlins, but i only paid 1100 for it and it ran like a champ at least. We have never had an interior hiccup with our Chrysler cars, though haven't actually had a Ram in the household (except as a rental once), just know lots of people with them.
