I was driving west in road tx-375-loop heading the i10, I took an exit for i10 east which is a bridge. I took it and then I heard a sound on the rear wheels so I slowed down, after that the sound stopped and I continued to incorporate to i10-east. After I took the i10 I was driving around 60 MPH when suddenly I heard the sound again but this time after a few second a different sound appeared and the rear wheels stopped resulting in completely lost of control. My vehicle started to go with no direction and than took me out of the highway, once I was on the side of the road the vehicle make a 180 degrees turn and I stopped heading wrong way. I was so lucky because there were some traffic signs and I didn't crash any of them and also because even though that highway is always full with traffic I didn't crash with any other vehicle. Once I took a look of my truck I saw that the driveshaft was separated from the rear axel. I didn't filled a claim before because chrysler told me they were going to fix it since that incident happened because of a recall they didn't fix before. The recall number is m34 and its been 3 months and after I could have died in that accident they haven't helped me at all. My vehicle is still in the dealer and chrysler wont authorize to fix it.
2010 Dodge RAM 2500 transmission complaints
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When the vehicle is put in reverse or drive from the park position at idle the truck will pull through the brakes. This has happened in excess of 24 times between 7500 miles and 24000 miles. The truck has been looked at by the dealership with no improvemant. They were unable to duplicate the problem. There are no indicators before it happens. I believe the problem is in the transmission valve causing the t/c to be in the locked position as the transmission shifts.
Rear pinion nut loosening caused complete differential failure.
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