I assume you live in a cold climate. This is probably due to a bad thermostat (stuck open). When this happens, the coolant always flows through the radiator and never has a chance to warm up (a properly operating thermostat will stay closed to prevent the coolant from entering the radiator until it's hot). Changing the thermostat is pretty easy. It is located at the block end of the upper radiator hose (follow the hose out of the radiator, between the alternator and A/C pump, down to the block). remove the 2 bolts and pull up on the hose. The thermostat just lifts out. Remember to scrape the old gasket and replace it using Gasket sealer. The thermostat should be 'closed' when you pull it out. I suspect you'll find yours 'open'. Good Luck!
Normal around 210
there wont be one
R134a
Inside the transmission.
Chain
There isnt a fuse on a 98 durango, there is a Relay under the hood for the Horn Relay
The normal operating water temperature is 210 degrees for a 1998 Ford Mustang GT 4.6L. The 1998 Ford Mustang was a 4th generation Ford Mustang.
On the side of the transmission
probably because you need new oil and Durango's are known to overheat.
They are on the ends of the drive shaft.
Depends on what type of vehicle you have.
Dodge Durango 98-03