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From 2019 to 2024, Ram 1500 pickup trucks have been recalled due to a risk that their ABS module will fail and affect other safety systems.

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Stellantis has been forced to recall more than 1.2 million Ram vehicles in the United States because there’s a chance the electronic stability control system could be disabled due to a software ...

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Stellantis’ truck brand, Ram, has issued a recall of nearly 1.3 million 1500 pickups over an issue with its ABS module. If it fails, the antilock brake system will not only disable itself, but also ...