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When I stop the temp goes back down.
I have changed the thermastat.
still same overheating.
2 hoses going into firewall are hot
hose on right with radiator cap is hot
but hose on left is warm at best.
Could this be the water pump or bad radiator?
replaced oil sensor switch stil does samething any suggestions?
I have driven full size vans before buying Durango, never replaced the ball joints until about 90,000 miles.
Anyone else having this problem?
Am told by the dealership orginal ball joints are lube for "lifetime" of the truck, must have missed this one?. Also, its interesting the new ball joints have "zerk" fittings , GM , FORD and Chrysler do not have fitting on their trucks anymore per my mechanic at dealership.
Disgusting and sad. I guess the engineers are on a budget "leave off the zerk fittings" and let consumer pay for them later , plus labor for replacement.
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Somewhere down the line I'm guessing there is a fuse/fusable link or relay but I can't find it.
Any Suggestions?
Thanks
2000 Durango 5.9L 4wd
It loses power suddenly...in traffic ...shuts off...will not restart right away.
Is it a computer problem?
Thanks...JTB
How was yours fixed?
JTB
How did you resolve your problem?
I have the same.
JTB
Anyone else having similar problems or possible suggestions?
Does anyone have any suggestions for me????? Please help me, I'm feeling desperate already cause I can just feel all my money being sucked out of my bank account!!!!!
If so - you need to remove the connector (Durango side) by cutting all 4 wires off. Take apart the connectors and the 4 pins holding the wires in place. Attach 4 new wires to the pins - solder in place. Reassembly the connector.
I completed this task a couple of years ago and do not remember where the 4 wires connect to - within the wiring harness, although 3 of them were in the location of the passenger inside fender / air cleaner box. The 4th wire attached in the area of the intake manifold - on the passenger side.
I have had no problems since completing this task on our 2000 4.7 Durango.
Once you have done one - to repeat the task is easy.
I should have taken pictures and documented this procedure - but didn't.
Perhaps some one else on this site may be more helpful.
I thought that I would advise you that there is more to do than simply replace the power steering switch.
no problems otherwise
???
Did you get anyone to reply about your problem ? I am getting a similar problem with my 2005 Durango Limited. But it started when I replaced the battery after about 48,000 miles. The first problem was a low tire pressure light that stays on and then a week later the cargo lamp light stays on unles I go and open and close the rear hatch once or twice.
Thanks,
Jim
joe06durango