Recreational Vehicle Lpg Tank Valve/gauge Problems of Dodge Durango

While driving after a 30 minute commute and entering stop and go downtown morning commute traffic, (slow, driving on city streets bumper to bumper traffic) my Durango began to smoke from the engine compartment into the cabin. No warning lights came on during the entire experience. All temp gauges showed normal. The car became increasingly hard to drive, feeling transmission slippage. More smoke came from out of all sides of the hood. Upon exiting the vehicle and checking the hood, I could see fluid coming out from under the passenger side front engine compartment - towards the front of the car. When I lifted the hood, the engine was fully involved in flames. I dropped the hood closed and ran to the other side of the street. Withing 15 minutes the entire front end of the car was burned out, hood and various other parts melted. Car had to be totaled by the insurance agency.

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First issue is sometimes when driving the car appears to be accelerating and the speed mph gauge will go up but the car is actually not going past a certain speed and is stuck in second gear. Second sometimes while driving the car feels like the brakes are being applied on their own third if the passenger door is opened and closed while the vehicle is running the prompt �the fob has left the vehicle� appears when you start driving. Battery in the fob has been replaced multiple times fourth the ac and heater do not work just circulates air. Never ever worked!!! thought I was maybe using the wrong controls but I've read that manual a million times and it's not human error.

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