I had a NEW truck in 2001 that was a LEMON. It spent 10.5 months of the first year I owned it at the dealership. I contacted lawyers and worked with dealer and manufacturer. Lemon Law was never put into effect, as each failure did not "constitute" the full definition of Lemon Law in NC. Issues were from faulty sensors, failed reaction shell 2x, rear brakes that locked and pulled truck off road, locked seat belts that would not pull out for use, door lock failures, window motor failures, gauge cluster failures, engine knock, starter issues and a menagerie of other smaller stuff. The last straw for me was when the rear brakes locked going around a curve with that took me off the road. I did not wreck, and luckily curve was to the left so I went into a shallow ditch and field to the right, but if the curve had been to the right I would have been going head on into the other truck coming at me. That driver stopped and witnessed the event for me in documentations, as did the police. Both rear tires had locked from me tapping the brakes and I had solid rubber marks on the road and torn up grass and dirt where I had crossed the ditch. Distance traveled from skid marks proved I was going 5-7 miles an hour UNDER the speed limit. I sold the truck wholesale after that.
Anyway, long story short (sorry), I had ZERO luck with Lemon Law with and without an attorney. Cost me a lot of money, time and heart ache. I would say, if truck still running well, trade it and move on.
