2022 RAM 1500 Complaints
View complaints related to 2022 RAM 1500. The complaints found here are submitted by actual consumers with first hand experience. There are more than 590 complaints submitted for the 2022 RAM 1500. You can submit your own complaint to the NHTSA or call the Hotline, Monday-Friday 8am to 8pm at (888) 327-4236, TTY: (800) 424-9153.
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2022 RAM 1500- Fertile , MN
Musty smell coming from the Heating/AC since new. Caused a fellow worker to have sneezing fits. Have tried to alleviate the problem myself. Changed cabin air filter, cleaned an already clean cab even more, added disinfectant to vents….to no avail. Smell is still there. Makes me question when this truck was built and how long it sat outside in a field/lot somewhere?
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2022 RAM 1500- Fertile , MN
Headlights are frosted up under 20 degrees Fahrenheit. A frost line appears and will not disappear without cleaning. Then it reappears again. I have never experienced this before with any vehicle. Dims the already dim front headlights, not good for safe driving practices.
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2022 RAM 1500- Fertile , MN
Defrost does not clear a frozen windshield unless it is above zero and on Max (7) setting. Not enough airflow.
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2022 RAM 1500- Niles, IL
The contact owns a 2022 Ram 1500. The contact stated that while driving at an undisclosed speed, the tailgate unexpectedly opened. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, where the vehicle was serviced under NHTSA Campaign Number: 22V904000 (Structure) however, the failure recurred. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer, and the dealer sent pictures of the failure to the manufacturer. The manufacturer declined to repair the tailgate. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 8,689.
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2022 RAM 1500- goldsmith, TX
I was in a ft end accident .the estimate was over $8000.00 and the air bags did not deploy. The body shop said this is normal. my grandson was in a accident was the same year make and model .A front end accident and his airbags didnt deploy.both trucks are in body shops 4 8000.00
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2022 RAM 1500- Staten Island , NY
Vehicle has no heat or defrost vehicle has been in the shop for over 30 days this problem began as soon as the car was leased new at the dealership which was at the end of January
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2022 RAM 1500- San Antonio , TX
My 2022 Ram 5.7 with etorque (25k miles) decided to park itself in the middle of a state Highway. I was coming to a stop at a light and heard some beeping noises from the truck, I looked down and it was trying to put the truck into park while my wheels were still turning. Once I was around 2-3 mph it jammed into park and applied the parking brake. I couldn’t move the knob to drive, and my battery light lit up on the dash. I had to turn the truck off and back on again to get it out of park. The truck almost didn’t seem to want to turn back on and when I put it in drive, the engine started sputtering and the battery light remained on. I gassed it and barely managed to make my turn without stalling into oncoming traffic because the engine kept acting like it was going to die. I stopped in a parking lot for a few minutes, kept the truck running and started back home. While the engine stopped sputtering it still didn’t seem to drive quite right- the truck was surging a little when it shifted and it still had the battery light on. Once I got home (like a mile away) I turned it off and back on a few times with no further issues. Possibly unrelated but I have also been to 3 Ram dealers to try and fix my engine tapping/knocking noise (and sometimes rough idle - maybe lifter related). It’s so loud I can hear knocking from inside my truck and from 15-20 feet away in a parking lot. All three dealers stated it was normal, which (obviously) it is not. I’ve also had issues with electrical burning smells coming from my engine bay, as well as a leaky rear window (probably over the battery pack). Ram needs to acknowledge the safety issues and mechanical failures and fix them immediately before someone gets hurt, or worse. I have read dozens of reports from this site of trucks parking themselves in the middle of the road and so far nothing seems to be done about it. I have footage on my dash-cam, if they would like to reach out and see what exactly happened.
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2022 RAM 1500- Collinsville , IL
With 2280 miles on it driving down the highway gave me warning engine hot pulled over. The engine shredded every belt on the engine. It's a v6 etrorgue. RAM refuses to pay tow bill but yet no explanation of why it happened. Stranded me 90 miles from home. $700.00 tow bill unsafe truck.
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2022 RAM 1500- Valparaiso, IN
Less than 500 Miles engine code EOBD injection system failure. Engine stalled. 5149 miles EOBD injection system failure - Leaving stop sign, mid intersection, engine shut off truck stopped, parking brake applied automatically. Restarted, removed brake drove out of intersection. Malfunction light on dash. 5150 battery light intermittent with the above code on. 7538 miles slowed not completely stopped for stop sign. Engine stop /Start stopped. Hit gas no engine possible e-torque only, whine noise. Truck moved but slow. Let off gas,truck stopped rolling, it applied auto brake. Restarted. Long cranking then started. Moved off rail road tracks. Then had no charging. Battery light and just battery voltage. Got home shut off. Checked belts. Restarted ok charging. Note. When truck restarted from first issue I didn't cycle off. Just hit start. 10997 miles stalled at a stop. Set brake and park. Restarted without shutting off. Running without charging battery. Dealer unable to reproduce issue. Also says no codes show that caused issue. Truck currently at dealer. Dealer told to contact corporate. I opened case with them #[XXX]. Truck is in for the 3rd time without being resolved. No warning when this is going to happen. INFORMATION Redacted PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).
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2022 RAM 1500- Tallahassee, FL
Vehicle stalled at low speed while in reverse and once the engine stopped running the emergency brake engaged.
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