Turn Signal Problems of Dodge Durango

While changing both of the front turn signal bulbs for the 2nd time, in less than a year of ownership, I decided to check for burnt / broken filaments. The right side bulb filament was broken. Then I noticed that both bulbs had burned connector prongs at the base of the bulb (see photos), where they plug into the socket. I could not see if there was any of the same damage to the sockets. Both replacement bulbs are working properly at this time.

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I have contacted fca (fiat Chrysler of America) about the highly common issue with the tail lamp issue on my vehicle as well as many others having the exact same issue. In cold temperatures my center �track bar� and passenger tail lamp don't turn on whatsoever including the led brake light or turn signal on the one side. When they do decide to work the bottom corners of the �track bar� appear out and this is due to a highly common issue of the tail lamp assemblies being poorly sealed at the factory allowing water/moisture to make its way in causing the lights to fog up and eventually fail. This can be very easily looked into and verified on multiple forums, customers of the vehicle or even youtube videos addressing this. They need to issue a recall on this addressing this issue as I've been pulled over once due to this issue and almost rear ended at night due to the other driver being unable to see my vehicle with the lights out.

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The left turn signal and the back track light go out at the same time intermittently. Also the stop and start function is still not working correctly and I had it at the dealer, dutchess Dodge 2x's now. 1st time they stated the stop/ start battery and the 2nd time they replaced the cel and still having issues with not working correctly. I have only had this truck since October. There's no way I should be having these issues. There is definitely going on with this truck and not sure why there is not a recall. When I was driving and made a stop the start/stop function started working but then the left turn signal and the back track light stopped working . The first day I got the truck home the start/stop function was not working but the turn signal and track light were fine. I purchased the truck and it had 70751 miles on it. The stop start/ stop function was not working from the day I purchase it and then cam one problem after another.

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Light assembly on rear hatch does not seal properly allowing for water to penetrate and retain in light housing, causing turn signals to short and fail.

Front driver side turn signal intermittently stopped working a couple months ago. It eventually stayed out. Thinking the bulb was bad, both front turn signal bulbs were replaced with leds. A few days ago, the issue resurfaced and continues to intermittently work. This happens randomly while moving or stationary. I have seen others post of this same issue and I feel it is a safety issue and should be recalled for repair at no owners expense.

My left turn signal went out, so I replaced both my left and right turn signals. My vehicle now registers that my right turn signal is out constantly, even though it is operating properly and my left turn signal does the same periodically. Since my purchase of this vehicle, I have had issues with the navigation not functioning properly. The radio display itself has a mind of it's own, this is how you operate most of the vehicles climate functions, back up camera, navigation and radio. When the vehicle comes on, it is supposed to turn on. However more often than not, it chooses to be off, and I have to wait for it to decide to turn on. If I do not have the a/c know turned off when it does this, both my front and rear defrosters will turn on full blast until the display chooses to operate properly. I have had this system updated with a usb drive at a dealership and nothing has changed. Overtly, I am not at all satisfied with how these electrical issues continue and there seems to be no resolve.

Problem with front turn signal message not working, changed bulbs but still getting the message this is an issue not knowing if turn signals are working.

The turn signal stopped working for a few days; then it started back working for about a week. The first time it happened I was stationary at a light waiting to turn. Then it stopped working again, so I took my vehicle in to get it fixed. The front part of my air conditioning stopped working on numerous occasions. It stops, then I drive and happen to hit uneven road and it would jump back on. At the moment it is not working. The front section of the air conditioning breaks down out of nowhere, but this has never happened to the back portion of my air conditioning. This occurrence happens when stationary, or when the vehicle is in motion.

Passenger side headlight assembly/right turn signal and day time running light (strip) both "blink" when right turn signal is used. Issue linked to water/moisture found in a compartment under the hood and was addressed by the servicing dealership February 2018 by disconnecting, cleaning, and reassembling the mentioned compartment and its associated electrical connections. As of February 2019, the mentioned "dual blinking" returned.

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Rear lights cracking and filling with water. Rear racetrack led lights have failed, licence plate leds failed, and there are electrical issues with turn signals due to this.

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Water leakes into the rear "race track" light assembly that is on the rear lift door. Vehicle is stationary when problem is notced. I have to remove bottom bolt on rear of assembly to drain water and then it fills up again. A section of the lighting no longer works. I have had intermitted times where all rear light are out( no brake/ turn signal) not covered under warranty. I have notice many vehicles with same problem and have seen many complaints thru many websites. There is no fix offered thru Dodge except purchase replacement part for $1200.

Iwhen driving vehicle in wet or long periods of damp weather dash lights will go out and when moving turn signal on dash lights come on and head lights go out . I will not drive this vehicle at night. Dealer can't duplicate this this problem.

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The contact owns a 2006 Dodge Durango. While driving at any speed, the headlights started to flash on and off and the turn signal failed to signal. The failure recurred every time it rained. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed, but the technician could not find a failure. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 120,000.

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The contact owns a 2011 Dodge Durango. While driving at 60 mph, the vehicle jerked and there was a sudden increase of engine rpms. Shortly after, the vehicle lost power and the rpms decreased. In addition, the vehicle failed to start intermittently and both turn signals on the mirrors failed to function. The failure recurred on numerous occasions. All warning lights on the instrument panel illuminated. The vehicle was taken to a dealer, but was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 69,000.

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The contact owns a 2011 Dodge Durango. The contact stated that the turning signals would not operate, the vehicle would stall sporadically and the would occasionally fail to accelerate. The vehicle would operate normally once restarted after stalling, but the failure was recurring. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, who diagnosed that the totally integrated power module had malfunctioned. The vehicle was repaired but the failure was not remedied. The contact also indicated that the rear hatch would independently open and the door locks were also malfunctioning. The contact became locked in the vehicle for 20 minutes before the power door locks became operable. The vehicle was not repaired but was later diagnosed with a 4-wheel low lock switch failure when it rolled downhill while secured in park. The switch was replaced and the failure was remedied. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 40,000.

My 2007 Durango has developed a turn signal problem where when the left turn signal is triggered, the right signal actually is operated indicated by inside and outside lights. This is verified by irate drivers letting me know!! this is a very serious safety problem and I can't believe there is no recall on this!.

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While using my left turn signal, my right blinkers came on. While using my right turn signal, my left blinkers came on. This has happened several times within the past year. More recently, my wipers would work intermittently. Also, sometimes my blinkers don't work at all.

Turn signals began malfunctioning, and still are. When applying the left turn signal, nothing comes on. When applying the right turn signal, the left comes on. The windshield wipers come on sporadically, and will only go to a maximum speed of about 2 wipes per minute when they work at all. Bright lights will not come on at all, and when I depress the lever to turn them on, the wiper fluid squirts onto the windshield. The door locks also intermittently lock and unlock ten or fifteen times in a row by themselves at random times, both in idle and while in drive at various speeds.

When activating the turn signal to the left, the indicator will come on and within a few seconds, will start flashing to the right instead of the left. At times, it will jump back and forth between the right and left indicators, and sometimes not turn on at all. As of 1-2-3-2011, they are totally inoperative.

The contact owns a 2005 Dodge Durango. The contact was driving approximately 5 mph and attempting a turn. When the left turn signal was engaged, the right turn light flashed as opposed to the left. The contact stated that when shifting the steering column up or down, it would correct the failure. The failure was initially occurred sporadically but progressed into a frequent failure. The vehicle was neither diagnosed nor repaired for the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 60,750 and the current mileage was 60,846.

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My turn signals on my 2000 Dodge Durango recently stopped working. They either flash once or don't flash at all. I have changed the bulbs and the fuses and neither action helped with the problem.

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When I turn on my headlights the instrument cluster, panel, lights go out the turn signal arrows light up. At night this is very dangerous as you can not see how fast you are going and also if any of the warning lights were to come on you would not know because you can't see them as they do not light up. This is also a problem during the day because of the instrument lights are out. When I crank car the chimes do not always sound. I am getting shocked when I stop turn off car and get out and touch the door to close it.

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The contact owns a 2005 Dodge Durango. The contact stated that the turn signals on both sides of the vehicle have failed. The failure began two days ago, but now they have stopped working completely. She called the dealer to inquire about having her vehicle repaired and was informed that she was customer number 681. They further stated that they did not know when the parts will be available to repair the turn signals. The failure mileage was 37,000.

While driving the vehicle and turn the light signal, right or left lights will work intermittenly. As well head lamp wont work properly. Dealer has been notified. Please provide further information. Mr.

I noticed that the front left turn signal quit working. I assumed it was a burnt-out bulb. In searching on the internet for a "how-to" for replacing this bulb (it's in pretty cramped quarters), I found that it was common for the turn signals to work intermittently for this vehicle and several model years before and after it. Further, there was a diagnosis of burnt contacts that were the culprit. In removing the bulb, it appeared to be not burnt out, but the contact was burnt. I replaced it and the next day it failed to work again. Now it and the other one work intermittently. In removing them, I find that the contact in the receptacle is also burnt. I feel that this is a prevalent problem on this vehicle model (given the internet complaints), and that this is a safety issue. Further, I am required (for safety reasons) to have functioning turn signals on this vehicle. I contacted the dealer and they claim that there are no outstanding recalls on this vehicle. Beyond that they refused to commit to whether this was a known problem or if there was a known solution.