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So that prompted and motivated me to order a crank sensor. Ian Wright has been a professional writer for two years and is a regular contributor to Corvette Forum. THAT said I had to tell my friend sorry I am not coming with the car acting up, and I did indeed make it home and luckily did not have to have it towed. I start it up and it was fine after that. So what I did was pushed it out of the way and let it sit for a half hour with the hood open. THIS TIME it does not want to restart.perfect. Here's the kicker, normally it starts right back up after it stalls and continues running. I pull into Dunkin Donuts, I am waiting in line with the car in drive NOT neutal and all of a sudden it stalls. It was running great until I got in his town. And, unfortunately, I now have significant buyer's remorse. I've always drooled over the Ram 1500 and I bought a slightly used one the other day. Misfit A forum community dedicated to all Dodge Dakota and Durango owners and. I've owned a 2014 Dodge Durango Citadel and really like the DJCR family. I was in his town and I decided to stop at Dunkin Donuts, and boy was that a mistake. Bid History for (3) New Backseats & (1) Center Console for a Dodge Durango. IT FINALLY HAPPENED! I took the big green beast out today, and I was going to a friends house 2 towns over from where I live. The Gen 1 does have these issues, also the Gen 2 has these issues as well when it. Please let me know if you have any other thoughts before I do this, thanks I however do not think it is the battery because it cranks over just fine, so I AM THINKING on taking our Mopar mechanics advice and replacing the crank sensor. One person on his thread thought it maybe an old battery because the cars do crazy things when the battery is old and on the way out, so the other day I went out and looked at the battery on my Durango and it did not have a date on it. Welcome to the 1 Dodge, Jeep and RAM Forum dedicated to FCA owners and enthusiasts.
I looked at a thread 67vertman posted here, who was having the same problem with his 2003 Durango. Sign Up To view all forums and unlock additional cool features. My stepfather actually talked to our Mopar friend/mechanic/guru about the Durango problem along with another problem with one of our C-bodies while he was on the phone with him, and he seems to think it is the crank sensor. Would feel like a stick shift car that you forgot to push clutch in. Would stall when coming to a stop sign.Convertor going into lock up. This means that your vehicles OBD II system is ready and you can proceed to the E-Check station.
Any recent trans work? We had issues with the filters not sealing good.
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