Dodge Ram 3500 service required for trail brakes, non-functional backup sensor, and plugged particulate filter on Dodge Ram 3500

Submitted by Vehicle Owner · Jun 23, 2025
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Some Dodge Ram 3500 owners report experiencing issues related to service requirements, including trail brakes that need inspection and servicing as part of the maintenance schedule. These owners often seek local estimates for brake service to ensure fair pricing. Additionally, some owners encounter problems with non-functional backup sensors, which typically require diagnostics to identify and resolve the issue through repair or replacement. Furthermore, issues with a plugged particulate filter are common, and it is crucial for owners to adhere to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for the 6.7L Cummins engine, which includes specific service intervals for the particulate filter. Owners are advised to consider fluid specifications and capacities when addressing these maintenance needs and to consult with a qualified mechanic or service center for effective resolution.

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