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Dodge Durango brakes problems

brakes problem

8.7

pretty bad

Typical Repair Cost:

no data

Average Mileage:

21,590 miles

Number of complaints:

3 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (2 reports)
  2. replace rotors (1 reports)

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problem #3

2007Aug 03

Durango Limited 4.7L V8

  • Automatic transmission
  • 36,000 miles

Last summer (2007) I had the brakes replaced on my vehicle at 36k miles. Since then, my brakes have been squealing, shrieking and making an unbelievable amount of noise. I've had the vehicle in for repairs 8 times since--the pads replaced twice, lubed twice and who knows what else and they keep telling me nothing is wrong! The shrieking is so loud that it extremely irritating and annoying not to mention embarrassing! I have to sit in bumper-to-bumper rush hour traffic each day/night and listen to this nerve-grinding noise! Anyhow, it's going back in. If the brakes are squealing, there is definitely something wrong!

Sandy R.

Centreville, VA, USA

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problem #2

2007Nov 09

(reported on)

Durango ST 4X 4.7L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 18,435 miles

Took truck in again for breaks squealing...can not duplicate they said...the mechanic must have been deaf. Now we have 32,000 miles and the breaks are really bad...of course they are not covered anymore. I will never purchase another Dodge product.

Trina G.

Hollywood, MD, USA

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problem #1

2007Nov 09

(reported on)

Durango ST 4X 4.7L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 10,336 miles

My breaks were squeaking...I took it into the dealer for service. Can you believe at 10,336 miles my rotors were warped and glazed. You have got to be kidding me. After all of the engine stalls...now this. One word comes to mind LEMON!!

Trina G.

Hollywood, MD, USA

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