Dodge Durango brakes problems

brakes problem

6.4

fairly significant

Typical Repair Cost:

$675.00

Average Mileage:

77,424 miles

Number of complaints:

5 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (3 reports)
  2. pay to have the ABS control panel remanufactured (1 reports)
  3. replace abs motor (1 reports)

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problem #5

2008Jan 28

Durango SLT 5.9L V8

  • Automatic transmission
  • 92,122 miles

I've read others beef about the Durango having problems with ABS. I had diagnostic work done and they informed me that the ABS motor was dead. Then they proceeded to tell me that the part alone was $700 and it would cost another $400 to install it!! If all of these vehicles have the same problems then why isnt the manufacturer recalling the parts! I also read that there is a recall on the ball joints of the truck. I plan on taking it to the local Dodge dealership to have them replace that shit A.S.A.P. Don't get me wrong I love my truck... but if its gonna turn into one big headache ill just have to get rid of it snd possibly be done with Dodge for good!!!!

cerberus415

Oreana, IL, USA

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problem #4

2007Sep 06

(reported on)

Durango SLT 5.9L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 80,000 miles

I put on new rotors each year. Way to much money.

AMichelle B.

Edwards, CO, USA

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problem #3

2007Apr 06

(reported on)

Durango SLT 5.9L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 84,000 miles

The ABS just went dead about 8 months ago! We haven't had the money to replace the ABS as it would cost us over $1,000 to have it all fixed (at least). So, we searched on the internet and found a remanufacturing company that fixes this very problem. If the problem is the ABS Control Panel (it vibrates and makes noise and makes the ABS light come on) then a person can ship the ABS Control Panel to this company and they will remanufactur it for about $150 plus shipping. That's fine and actually better than we expected, but now we have to pay money to get the ABS light reset! That is going to cost us over $80.

schragesnuk

Hollywell Row, UK, UK

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problem #2

2006Sep 09

(reported on)

Durango SLT-Plus

  • 91,000 miles

ABS and BRAKE lights illuminated. Speedometer still works and AutoZone was unable to read any codes from the vehicle.

Ron K.

Fort Worth, TX, USA

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problem #1

2006Mar 19

(reported on)

Durango SLT

  • 40,000 miles

The anti-lock brake system just quit woking. I think it quit working when the battery was disconnected when it was shipped overseas. Haven't been able to have it looked at yet.

Andy R.

Apo, AE, USA

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