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Dodge Durango engine problems

engine problem

8.0

pretty bad

Typical Repair Cost:

no data

Average Mileage:

1,564,428 miles

Number of complaints:

3 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (3 reports)

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problem #3

2006May 09

Durango SLT 4.7L V8

  • Automatic transmission
  • 4,660,284 miles

everything and anything went wrong that could go wrong. It would cost me an average of $500.00 to repair this vehicle. It was constantly in the shop. I drove it for 5 days and 2 days in the shop. Between the car payments and the repair costs I could not pay my mortgage and feed my family. I finally abandoned this piece of crap and walked away from it. This vehicle is not fit for the purpose it was purchased for. I called Chrysler and told all of the headaches I had with this vehicle, and asked them why there is no recall on it. They told me that I was the only one having this problem and there was no need for recall. I have a stack of maintenance bills that I could bind them into a book.

Domenic L.

Toronto, ONT, Canada

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problem #2

2005Nov 30

(reported on)

Durango

  • 30,000 miles

engine spikes when stopped. been in shop 11 times for this problem. they think it is in the emission control system

Joe S.

Columbus, OH, USA

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problem #1

2005Feb 12

(reported on)

Durango SXT

  • 3,000 miles

I have had my durango in to the dealer 2 times already. On both occasions I was told there was nothing they could find. I told them to drive it until it happened again but they only put 43 miles on it. I was told when it happens again to bring it straight to the dealer again, but I dont see what good it will do

andy2639

St Helena, SC, USA

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