Four problems related to check engine light on have been reported for the 2014 Dodge Durango. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2014 Dodge Durango based on all problems reported for the 2014 Durango.
The check engine light came on, so I took it to the nearest mechanic (not a Dodge dealership). They did a scan and the code said misfire, so they recommended a tune up. $500 later the light came on again. My son took it to Dodge who said misfire, left head. The v6 engine I have had the same problem up to 2013 and Dodge extended the warranty on the left head to 150k miles. They told us I was out of warranty by 5 weeks or 3k miles, so the repair would cost $2700. 00. I called Dodge corporate for help and was told tough, we cant help you. I believe this is the same problem as in earlier years. Now I have no transportation to work as they said not to drive it. Please investigate the 2014 v6 pentastar engine. Ronni scott, 631-294-5896.
On July 8, 2019, from a stop, light acceleration, the vehicle started hesitating as if it was misfiring or not getting fuel, up and down shifting, hard up shifting and the vehicle would not accelerate. The check engine light started flashing maybe 10 times then stayed off. Cut the vehicle off and restarted and ran as if no problems occured. Contacted dealership to scan the vehicle, they found no engine codes stored in the computer and stated to drive it until the check engine light comes on and stays on, then to bring it in for diagnostics.
This specific model I'm currently leasing is a limited model. I've had it for maybe 3 years. According to the manual, were only to use e85 fuel so that it could run smoothly. Unfortunately, not many gas stations where I live carry that specific gas type and not many gas stations in florida and other states alone, provide e85 fuel we are given no choice but to use the alternative gas. It's becoming a nuisance when we want to travel. When the check engine light first appeared the gas gauge also stopped functioning. The truck isn't able to reach a full tank. Something is preventing it. This is becoming an inconvenience for me and my family to have to search and go to just 2 gas stations miles apart from each other to be able to put gas in! majority of the times the gas stations that do offer this type of gas are down due to maintenance. Since I've been puttting in the alternative fuel which is the 87, the truck isn't functioning properly and now I'm starting to have all sorts of problem with my truck. It's a headache. I really love my truck and don't want to get rid of it. I had a mechanic check it out and was told that my my fuel injector and fuel sensor need to be replaced. The costs are expensive and I don't think it's fair.
Check engine light appeared despite all scheduled maintenance having been conducted as recommended. Check engine light is p0520 engine oil pressure sensor/switch "a" circuit. Seemingly this is a faulty sensor/switch which has occurred in 12% of Durango vehicles of the manufacturer year of 2014.