20 Most Recent 2000 Dodge Durango - Page 4 Questions & Answers

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Heater blower motor ? Is this what you mean ? Up under the dash on the passenger side on most vehicles !

P0731: Gear Ratio Error In First Gear http://www.autocodes.com/p0731_dodge.html P1734: Gear Control Malfunction http://www.autocodes.com/p1734.html P1784: Transmission System First or Reverse Gear Fault Conditions http://www.autocodes.com/p1784.html P1790: Lock-Up Clutch Not Engaging http://www.autocodes.com/p1790.html

Does the water smell like coolant? Are you losing any coolant from your radiator/reservoir? If so, you have a heater core leaking. It's a large job to replace, requiring removal of the dash. If it doesn't smell like coolant, it may be that the drain tube from your a/c evaporator is plugged, and condensation is leaking into the passenger compartment. Look for the drain tube on the engine side of the firewall, in front of the passenger and down low. It should be a rubber tube that has nothing connected to it. Other possibilities are leaking sealant around the windshield, bad weatherstripping around the doors, and leaks from sunroof (if you have one).

Check fuel line for pressure - there should be something like a bike tire valve on fuel line - press the inner part of it and see if gas spurts out hard. If so you have pressure , a working fuel pump, and gas is reaching the injectors. Check out the igniter?

Maybe your car has an immobilizer which is active because of faulty key.

According to the manual, there are two fuses for the turn signals/hazard lights, Fuse D in the power distribution center (in the engine compartment), and Fuse 10 on the Junction Block (left side of the dashboard assembly). Also on the junction block is the combination flasher unit. If these all check OK, you'll need to check the wiring and connectors from the junction block to the combination switch on the steering column, and the combination switch itself.

I don't think yours has an EGR valve. What was the code? Some of the smaller dodge engines had them. Fairly sure yours doesn't.

Hi, Check fuses (see Owner's Manual), but this is a Common issue on the Durango,-Unfortunately the fix requires removing the DASH to get to the HVAC and blower. GL, TD

Will you quit obsessing over the voltage , it's fine ! With just the key on means nothing , as long as there is voltage ,that's all that matters ! There is no spec. for voltage with key on ! You have a vacuum leak , intake manifold . High whistle noise ! Take your vehicle to a qualified repair shop !

Test coolant temp sensor.

Check the wiring to the Alternator, ever inch of it under the hood, it must be shorted to ground somewhere along the length of the wiring harness.

central timer module is on right side of dash , did you check fuses there are several for system

There is no separate fuse, it is fused through the TCM control unit.