It sounds to me like the engine is flooding out (aka too much fuel, GAS)
Depending on what carb you have it could be that the Fuel Bowl floats are stuck or else they have become saturated and no longer float. Either way it sounds like you need a carb rebuild kit with new floats. You will have to take the carb off the engine, make sure you mark all the vacum lines etc with masking tape and magic marker (makes it so much easier going back on) once you have the carb off invest in a couple of cans of carb cleaner and using the rebuild kit follow the instructions to replace , Fuel floats, gaskets etc.
Maybe, it depends on the engine and year. For example if both are the same year, engine and two or four wheel drive, it will work.
3.9L v6
Do you know what model, engine, transmission and rear axle you have 2 wheel drive or 4 wheel drive?
you can. but not legally The check engine light will also be on.
Lower left side of engine.
It will run out of water/coolant and you will blow your engine.
That depends on the year, engine, two or four wheel drive, etc.
6 quarts!
Maybe. More information is needed. Both need to be from the same engine, four wheel drive or two wheel drive, similar year, etc.
If both are the same size truck ( ie 1500 ), have the same engine, and the same drive ( 2wd or 4wd ), then it should.If both are the same size truck ( ie 1500 ), have the same engine, and the same drive ( 2wd or 4wd ), then it should.
The transmission on a 2006 Dodge Durango is changed by removing the drive shaft, disconnecting the linkage, and unbolting it from the engine. It can then be lowered from the vehicle and replaced.
If same engine, the yes.