Re: Broken welds

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Well, since it's still in warranty, it should only cost you time to get
it fixed. If the truck breaks, is needs to be fixed by Dodge. What's
your alternative to not getting it fixed now? It sounds like a poor
weld job out of the factory.

Redmopar99@aol.com wrote:
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> Does anyone else have a problem with the welds at the point that the wheel
> well and the bed floor meet breaking? Mine are all cracked. I was wondering
> if it would be feesable to get it fixed while it's still in warranty or if I
> would just be wasting my time. Any comments or ideas? Anyone else have this
> happen? If so what did you do?
> Aaron 99 RC V6 4X2

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