steering problem
8.7
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
$900.00
Average Mileage:
58,000 miles
Number of complaints:
3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- fix it or lose a wheel (2 reports)
- not sure (1 reports)
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2004Jul 22
(reported on)Durango
- 80,000 miles
well on july 15th my family and i was on our way to st louis mo which is 2 hours away from where i live my durango started driveing funny and makeing some awfull noises so we pulled over and called someone to come pick us up well monday my durango got back home and the upper and lower ball-joints went out of it on the left and right side of the truck and the wheel bearing went out on the left side also so i get it fixed that cost 800.00 on monday i drive it from the place i got it fixed at got right to the bottom of my drive way and it decides not to drive no more so i call the man back to see whats going on with it and with in 2 blocks from where it was fixed and my house the transmission cracks into the man said that he has only seen 2 vehicles in his 30 years working on them do that he also said that its very rare for that to happen i have looked at alot of complaints else where on durango's and there pretty much all the same problems so something needs to be done about it my dodge i will say that this is the 1st dodge iv owned and it will be the last i hated it and they shouldnt be able to sale there vehicles to anyone everyone i know that owens a dodge has had trouble with them
2003Dec 04
(reported on)Durango
- 35,000 miles
this suv is a piece of crap. I have repaired or replaced everything but the paid. But if I look under the rubber on the rear windows there is rust. So I guess the paint is next
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2004Nov 09
(reported on)Durango
this is crap, i am mad at dodge for having this problem in a lot of their durangos, and then i am really mad that this was a certified vehicle from the dealer and i have only had a month and a half, and only put on 1600 miles and they tell me that i am out $700, sorry! i am as pissed off as i have ever been. the dealer tells me that if i don't want to fix it right now, i can wait up to two years to take care of it without it causing any other damage. any thoughts from anyone as to whether that is indeed accurate?
aric
Cedar Rapids, IA, USA
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