OEM Dodge Rampage Parts and Accessories
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What are Common Problems with 1984 Dodge Rampage?
Your Rampage. A coupe utility quintessentially Dodge. A two-door pickup truck in base and 2.2 trims, one with a 2.2-liter, four-cylinder engine. But one they only made about 3,500 or so of back in '84. That means it's rare -- a classic. Well worth keeping in top condition.
Do that, and it ought to last you hundreds of thousands of miles. That's decades, at least. You'll just have to keep up with regular service. Here's a few issues you might run into from time to time, and how to handle them.
Battery Cables
If your ride won't start, you hear clicking, and the electronics and other electrical systems don't work right, most likely, the problem's corrosion, of both the battery's cables and its terminals. There's no repairing them; you'll need to replace them. You're in luck. The replacement cables we sell -- they're genuine Dodge, as reliable as what your Rampage got from the factory, quality-wise. Aftermarket options -- not so much.
Alternator
Got a dead battery? Maybe the battery light's on the dash, too? If your lights are dim, too, and you hear grinding or whirring, most likely, your alternator is bad. We've got your replacement. It's marked down from MSRP, too, not to mention backed by manufacturer warranty. That's exceptional value -- buy with confidence.
Serpentine Belt
Of course, if the alternator's gone bad, the cause could be a broken serpentine belt. That goes, and it'll need to be replaced. Don't worry; the replacements we sell are guaranteed fits. You can start browsing them right away, too. Just select your Rampage model year and trim/engine; what's compatible will show up in our catalog, no guesswork needed.
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