Front Air Bag Sensor Control Problems of Dodge Durango

Good day I own a precious 04 Dodge Durango I've been maintaining well over the years. But as of late some issues arose with my air bag sensor and oil light flickering on dash when brake at idle. I don't drive too frequently except the normal work schedule mon-fri so I dont go far especially since these problems arose never been in an accident nor intergrated parts.

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Gas continues to pump after the tank is full and spill out and all down the side of the Durango until I shut it off. The handles doesn't always click off on its own. Service air bag sensor keeps coming on and off. Dealer doesn't know anything about either problem.

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Second issue with air bag. Got 2012 Durango in Jan 2013 - in 2014 had to pay $635 to fix angle sensor in steering column as it was faulty. It was not covered nor recall. Now December 2018 need to replace air bag and wiring. No recall. How are these item not safety issues and recalled. Extremely upset with customer service at corporate. This particular truck has had nothing but troubles since I purchased it brand new. . . . We purchase new only to avoid issues but have had nothing but issues with this vehicle!.

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Air bag icon displayed on dash. Dealer replaced air bag wiring harness under front driver seat. Said it got pinched by the seat? since then inverter power plug in back seat doesnt work now needs to be replaced. Tire sensor rear driver side displayed that it had no pressure and had to be replaced. Are these things connected electrically?.

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The contact owns a 2006 Dodge Durango. While driving approximately 55 mph, the passenger side air bag sensor illuminated. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified. The approximate failure mileage was 75,000.

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Going west on hwy 20 blew left front tire took me into a tree. Hit it just left of center broke front bumper in half, pushed frontend into engine block. It was repaired. I had cruise control on doing 65 and driving at night around 9pm. I do not remember hitting the tree and was not injured accept for the memory of it. The body shop told me they would not deploy due to the placement of the sensors. In doing research on this people have t-boned another car at speeds well above the 25 mph Dodge says it takes to have airbags deploy, and there's did not go off. Really. How do we hold the automakers liable for something like this. Class actions only get the lawyers rich.

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2005 Dodge Durango passenger airbag sensor light will not turn off . . . . So when no one is in the seat at this point I don't feel the airbag will go off during a crash . . . . As it may be sensing a possible child's weight in the seat.

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Airbag sensor and rear liftgate. Airbag sensor has been replaced twice. Once by me at my cost through the dealer and once by them as it was under warranty. It is on again and I refuse to pay for the fix again as this seems to be a trend. Liftgate just stopped unlocking/opening. Non-powered liftgate. Only way to open the liftgate is by unlocking it with the key fob and or the electric unlock panel on the drivers side door. There is no way to open this liftgate manually. No keyhole or "escape "latch" inside the liftgate door. I am getting this fixed as the dealer said something was "jammed" in the mechanical device. I asked if I jammed something and they said nope it was a mechanical issue. $369. 99 for the new electronic lock and mechanism. I have read in other forums that the 2005 Durango's and caravans have had similar issues and that the fix was approximately 350 dollars.

Brake line broke/air bag clock spring/power steering rack/rear suspension,leaf springs/rust.

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The contact owns a 2004 Dodge Durango. While driving 20 mph, the contact heard a loud scratching noise when she depressed the brake pedal. As of November 20, 2007, the dealer had not inspected the vehicle; however, they stated that the failure was a normal occurrence. The contact stated that the air bag light would illuminate intermittently. The failure mileage was 50,000 and current mileage was 67,000.

My abs light & brake light come on, and my passenger air bag turns off. When this happens, the vehicle becomes difficult to navigate and the back end get tight. This has happened 4 times, and the last time was on a busy highway, and I was lucky to miss causing an accident. We took the vehicle in on 4/18/06 and had all recall work done, and the vehicle still is not working properly. This last instance scared me to the point I do not feel safe driving the vehivle.

Air bag light comes on. Has been reported to dealer 3 times.

The contact stated the sun roof was making a noise. He took the vehicle to the dealership and they replaced the sun roof. After replacement rain leaked in through the sunroof assembly and flooded the vehicle. The sun roof was replaced again and the noise returned. Additionally, the seat belt light came on while the seat belt was in use. The dealership disconnected the sensor, and ordered replacement parts for the entire seat belt assembly. The air bag light came on with no warning. The dealership ordered parts for repair of the air bag.

The airbag light continued to come on. The vehicle has been to the dealer numerous times. There have been no crashes. This was a brand new vehicle. Repairs were done on the ignition switch and instrument cluster. This was thought to be related to the reason why the air bag light continued to come on. The air bags had not deployed. The light for the passenger's side airbag and the driver's side continued to illuminate intermittently. The vehicle is currently at the dealer for this problem. Updated 12/27/05.

The clock spring malfunctioned. As a result, radio inside of the steering wheel and the cruise control failed intermittently. A recall was issued for the clock spring, however this vehicle was not included in the recall due to VIN.

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There were no parts available for the dealership to perform recall number b32 related to the sensor module. The dealer has been contacted numerous times (service manager matt bartolo file number 11214898).

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The air bag light illuminated. Dealer found that the air bag module was burned out and inoperable.

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