NEW TSB Coming soon
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NEW TSB Coming soon
I was told that there will be another TSB for weather striping. The new one is doing similar to the first set. Should be able to order next week or week after I have been told
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I am waiting on parts to come in for mine, both doors cutting stripping at corner in line with mirror. the dealer here acted like it was the first one they had seen.
is the new tsb going to be different stripping.
is the new tsb going to be different stripping.
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Yes, there will be another new set of weatherstripping because the "New" ones does the same thing as the old ones. My service manager just got back from a DC meeting and said they will have new ones out soon. He already ordered mine for both trucks but offical orders wont be able to be placed untill next week or the week after i was told.
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Originally posted by tmgxray
what years are the tsb for? I got a 2004, is it included in the tsb?
what years are the tsb for? I got a 2004, is it included in the tsb?
the driver's molding tore at ~4,000 miles, i had the first TSB done and it's starting to tear again, along with the passenger molding. DC should just mail us the updated molding, it's not worth a second trip back to fix this problem.
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Does anyone had the latest TSB done?
And does it work?, i.e., does the bottom 'A' pillar clear the weather stripping when you open and close the door?
My dealer wants to re-align the doors. He ordered the new stripping and is going to install that as well.
I wonder if re-aligning the doors is good or bad. It could be a good thing in that Dodge may want to fix this problem with new molding to keep the time and cost of the repair to a minimum.
Funny, my molding started to tear at ~3800 miles. Very close to the same mileage.
And does it work?, i.e., does the bottom 'A' pillar clear the weather stripping when you open and close the door?
My dealer wants to re-align the doors. He ordered the new stripping and is going to install that as well.
I wonder if re-aligning the doors is good or bad. It could be a good thing in that Dodge may want to fix this problem with new molding to keep the time and cost of the repair to a minimum.
Funny, my molding started to tear at ~3800 miles. Very close to the same mileage.
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Watch the bottom of the 'A' pillar (it's the bottom, front corner of both front door (driver and passenger) windows, right about where the outside side mirrors are) as you open and close the door(s).
If that outside corner doesn't scrape against the rubber weather stripping as you open and close the door(s), you're OK.
On some trucks that corner is rubbing against the stripping, eventually tearing a hole in it.
You'll know it if you have the problem.
If that outside corner doesn't scrape against the rubber weather stripping as you open and close the door(s), you're OK.
On some trucks that corner is rubbing against the stripping, eventually tearing a hole in it.
You'll know it if you have the problem.
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MY TRUCK HAS 9,000 MILES ON IT AND IT HAS HAD TORN WEATHER STRIPPING FOR ABOUT HALF THE TIME I'VE OWNED IT...DOES ANYONE KNOW IF THE DEALER WILL ORDER THE NEW WEATHER STRIPPING AND LET THE CUSTOMER DO THE INSTALL?
MY PARTICULAR DEALER REALLY MAKES ITS DIFFICULT TO SCHEDULE TSB SERVICE...THEY MAKE IT INCOVIENIENT ENOUGH THAT IT MAKES CUSTOMERS NOT WANT TO DEAL WITH TSB'S AT ALL..
MY PARTICULAR DEALER REALLY MAKES ITS DIFFICULT TO SCHEDULE TSB SERVICE...THEY MAKE IT INCOVIENIENT ENOUGH THAT IT MAKES CUSTOMERS NOT WANT TO DEAL WITH TSB'S AT ALL..
