Dodge Durango owners have reported 4 problems related to anti-theft controller (under the electrical system category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Dodge Durango based on all problems reported for the Durango.
Makong turns, the oil pressure plummets. Wheel speed sensors are causing the dash light to stay on. Been through 2 new pcm computers. Spark plugs foul out too easy. Battery temp sensor needs to be beefed up. Factory anti theft system stopped working. There is a short somewhere. This Durango has died while in motion too. Scary.
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Anti-theft system activated upon exiting vehicle and key fob became desensed due to rf interference in area. Dash display indicated that "key fob not recognized". Car has keyless start button and could not be started. All functions on key fob were not operational. Roadside towing assistance had to be requested.
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The contact bought a used truck 10 months ago. She had a lot of problems with the vehicle. On 8-15-05 she hit some speed bumps going over a bridge and she could not steer the vehicle. A mechanic told her the left leaf spring broke. She brought it back to the dealer because of electrical problems, and the whole front end squeaked. She went to a Dodge dealer, and they told her there was a recall on the ball joints. She did have the ball joints fixed. While doing research the consuemr noticed that there have been numerous recalls for the 2000 Dodge Durango 5. 9l engine. The cosnuerm has experienced problem with her vehicle similar to those recalled on the 5. 9l engine Durango. The consumer has experienced problem like the suspension making noise, antitheft system cannot be shut off once activated. Front a/c fan makes noise, the driver's side power seat seat rattles/clicks in upright position, front axle noise during acceleration, the battery died three times, rear leaf springs made noise. Front headlight didn't work due to a corroded 12v wire to the right of the headlight. The brakes, rotos, belt and tensioner had to be replaced.
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While driving 55 mph vehicle stalled. Consumer restarted the vehicle , and took it to the dealer for inspection. Mechanic determined that the security module needed to be replaced, and replaced it. However, the problem recurred.