transmission problem
10.0
really awfulTypical Repair Cost:
$1,693.00
Average Mileage:
34,250 miles
Number of complaints:
2 complaints
Most common solutions:
- new transmission (1 reports)
- replace transmission cooler filter & transmission sump fil (1 reports)
Helpful Websites About 2005 Dodge Durango transmission not shifting
2007Nov 09
(reported on)Durango ST 4X 4.7L
- Automatic transmission
- 12,500 miles
1st incident: My husband and I purchased our 2005 Dodge new from the dealer. At 12,000 miles, our nightmare began. I was backing down a driveway, the truck stalled. At that time we did not take it into the dealer�thinking it was a fluke. About a week later, I was pulling out onto a busy interstate the truck was like a slug�chugging�chugging. I immediately drove it to the shop chugging down the road; only to be told I needed an appointment�.I DON�T THINK SO! After getting upset, they fit it in. I informed them of the stalling issue at that time as well as the reason it was in the shop�check engine light�.sluggish. The Transmission cooler, Return Filter, and Transmission Sump Filter were all replaced...at 12,500 miles. The dealer could not duplicate the stalling issue. This again is the first of many�
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2008Mar 20
Durango 5.7L
It all started 1 year ago 03/07/2007...I had taken my Durango to Glenbrook Dodge Service Center because the service engine light was on and the transmission seemed to be acting funny they tested it and said no its fine all good! Ok must just be me...on March 20th 2008 the parking attendant went to move my car (we double park at work) and it wouldn't go in reverse now mind you I backed out of my driveway and drove into work that day and had fully intended on driving home. We turned it in to the parking insurance because there was a witness who said could have been some abuse. We had it towed to russmoore transmission who did the repair work the insurance guy contacted them and they said that there are two pumps in the transmission and one was NOT working and had more than likely been that way since it came from factory and the clutches were burnt. So therefore the parking guy is off the hook no broken hardware to suggest he did anything. I called Glenbrook Dodge and told them what happened and he said that there was nothing wrong with it when we brought it in and it showed no codes. HOW can the service engine light be on and you get NO codes?? hmmm... I asked how long the transmissions usually last on a Dodge Durango and he said there is no time frame as to how long a transmission will last. It is a 3 year old vehicle with less than 60000 miles HOW CAN THE TRANNY BE BAD.
Leslie M.
Fort Wayne, IN, USA
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