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I purchased a 2006 Dodge Durango in Feb. Of 2006. Shortly after that I received a recall notice in the mail for the ABS system. My ABS light on the dash had been coming on periodically. I took the vehicle back to the dealership for the required repairs. The ABS light continued to come on and I have taken it back a total of five times to date and as of yesterday the ABS light is still coming on. The last time I took the vehicle back which was two weeks ago they thought they had found the problem, which was the ABS computer had the wrong tire size programmed into it from the factory. They corrected that and was sure they had found the problem. Yesterday was the first time the ABS light came on just after I started the vehicle and it was not moving. The other times the vehicle was always moving. By the way I have not changed the tires on the vehicle, the factory tires and wheels are on the vehicle that came with it. I have had the vehicle for well over a year and have made five attempts to get this problem fixed with no results. The brake system is a safety issue and I am considering turning the vehicle back in under the lemon law....
- Glendale, AZ, USA
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- Glendale, AZ, USA