Dodge Durango

on the 3.1, it is under power steering pump. remove pump but not the hoses, set aside. sensor only has 1 bolt to hold it in. remove bolt then pull it straight up and out.

The 2004 Dodge Durango runs on regular unleaded.

At a decent shop, approximately $530.00 for diagnosis, smoke test and replacement including new plugs. This is for a 2002 5.7L V8.

One can purchase a 1999 Dodge Durango by first looking at the Kelly Blue Book Value to find out the range of costs for the vehicle. Then you can search in newspapers, at car dealerships, and auto trader to find a 1999 Dodge Durango.

The 2003 Dodge Durango has single overhead cam (SOHC).

My 2002 Durango Driver's seat has the same symptom.

My (useless) dealer told me it was an "Open circuit", which apparently means theres a broken wire somewhere. = cold ass.

under the glove box, a bit of a tight spot but easy to fix.

As with most overdrive-equipped vehicles, the most potential for damage is when the transmission is frequently shifting into, and out of, overdrive. This would most likely occur during some city driving, winding rural roads, or hilly areas with a lot of transitions from uphill to downhill, and visa-versa. Unless you notice it kicking into and out of overdrive often, it's probably not a problem to leave it on.

You lift the air filter top it should be black with couple clips and u pull it out then put in a new one good luck go and buy one in the store so you know what it looks like then just eye it up itll be in a black plastic case on the top of your motor near the back or on the side

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I do not know what is wrong with your car, but I suggest you go to a local car mechanic, or call 1-800-CAR-TALK if you don't mind being on the radio. Although, if there is too much moisture in your A/C vents, then it might be mold or mildew. Hope this helps! --A WikiAnswers user

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As of 2023, the average mileage reimbursement rate in New York typically aligns with the IRS standard rate, which is 65.5 cents per mile. However, specific rates may vary depending on the employer or organization. It's advisable to check with local regulations or your employer for the most accurate and current reimbursement rates.

Depends on the model. I have a 2003 with 90,000 miles. It is FULL TIME 4wd and has the 4.7 v8. I get about 13 in the city and about 16-17 on the highway.

You will have to have access to a scan tool. Autozone does this for free. Bank1=drivers side bank2=passenger side sensor1=before Cat convertor sensor2=after Cat. convertor also referred to "up stream" and "down stream" This just means before(upstream) or after(downstream) of the Catalytic convertor Piece of cake

buy some belt dressing at autoparts store and just spray it on the belt while it is turning

Make sure you are sitting down when you find out.. its not fun! oh and make sure you have at least 8 maybe 10 hours of spare time. Make sure to have a mechanically inclined friend or know a mechanic before starting

Rear axle, 75w90.

Transfer case, atf+4.

The thermostat is a 195 deg F. Normal range is 190-215.

The fuel filter accompanies the Fuel Pump. Most Aftermarket models like Carter, Airtex etc should all come with the strainer, O Ring and fuel filter when purchased new.

I know this because I just paid 300$ 2 weeks ago for a new pump.

I hope this helps

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Get a fault code by cycling key from 'off' to 'start' 3 times, leaving the key in the 'run' position. Any current fault codes will be displayed. On the 2000 Durango, faults are displayed in the odometer field, not sure about the 2003. Once you get your fault code, show them here, it will help us help you better.