20 Most Recent 2001 Dodge Durango - Page 6 Questions & Answers

if the leak shows up under radiator it could be the radiator itself, if it shows up under front of engine check the water pump

Before you go replacing a radiator, you need to check out why the quick overheat. Most likely due to low coolant which indicates a leak. Yes the core could be leaking...but it is not the most likely problem. If there is coolant dripping from the lower hose, it could be a simple matter of the lower hose clamp just needing to be tightened. They do work loose occasionally. Check the clamp, and tighten if needed. With the vehicle cold, check and refill the coolant in the both the radiator and the reservoir bottle. Run the vehicle to normal temperature and observe all connection points. IF no leaks are seen, use the vehicle normally and monitor coolant level for a week or so to ensure that you have solved the problem. If you are still loosing coolant, but have no visible signs of loss (drips or puddles under vehicle), then the problem could be a worn out water pump. They often tend to leak only when running and the lost coolant often evaporates on the engine block out of sight.

Sounds like a CV axle. Generally it is a clicking more than a growling sound. Listening to it while up on jack stands will be mor useful than I in this case .

You mean coil #5?

You may have to have the PCM reflashed for it to accept the key. The security programming will be different from key to key

2003 Dodge durango, the blower motor stoppped came back on and stopped again and never came back on. I replaced the blower motor and still no air. Can anyone help?

Hi Frank,I have a Durango 2000 and pull a 24 foot ski boot loaded with equipment. I don't know about you, but I wouldn't try towing anything without the trailer brakes connected. I purchased the Titan Trailer brakes setup and they've never failed me once. The hitch: just make sure you get the right towing capacity for your travel trailer. I have the 5.9 liter engine, which allows up to 6500 pounds of towing capacity. Your owners guide will explain how many based on engine size. Good Luck, and happy traveling. Mark

Tie rods are the most common. If they are good, go for steering linkage. They have universal joints in them that go bad.

Clogged muffler, collapsed baffles possibly.

Sounds like a short. Check the wires behind the left front light and left rear light ... if there is no visible short or loose wire you will have to look at the turn signal switch in the car.

Hopefully you used an aftermarket wiring harness that plugs directly into your Durango harness...(no cut splice etc) You did not mention if the new radio played correctly...sounds more like a fuse to your Durango on these feature functions...your owners manual should help you identify which one...my guess is this 1 fuse controls your missing functions...hope this helps.

your anti theft device is activated,you need to lock and unlock your doors a couple times with the key fob,not the key,and then you need to put the key in the ignition and start it,if you dont have your key fob,call your car dealer to get a new one,they are programmed for each car only,you cannot bypass it.

The current theory is that it stands for "Electric Back Light", and it controls the heated rear window.

I would closely check the wiring to make sure that the connector for the senor has not dislodged, it happens. Also if you have an OBD reader, the computer would tell you what is wrong.

Yes it will run.

you may have just smoked the oxygen sensor wire, its located in the exhaust. If you have the money pay the checkout charge at the dealer if not, back trace it from the sensor and see if you can find melted insulation

Might be the body control module. I would double check all your ground wires. Make sure none of them are broken.

Bad catalytic converter

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