20 Most Recent 2004 Dodge Durango - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Hi Katherine... What info do you require about the stabilizer bar assembly?

In the photo is the location, in need.
There may also be a fuseable link in the main power wire to the stereo.
Best of luck to you!

Hi, What was serviced a few weeks back? Sounds like it needs a tune-up @ least to start - spark plugs, plug wires. At 103K miles I'd also replace the fuel filter, air filter, PCV valve. And if you look in the Owner's Manual it should have a maintenance schedule for other items that may need attention. GL, TD

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there will be no need to put oil in an ac compressor new compressors already have oil in them and old units have the oil through out the ac system that comes back in with the gas.

hi sounds like the sensor is faulty you may need to replace it cheers

You have power so electric is ok..Sounds like you have stripped wiper arm connections/post and/or wiper motor gear...or possibly bent operating assembly,,,first remove the arms from the post.they should have a small locking device just under the arm at the bottom..move it out and the arm can be released and removed..once both are off check for stripping on arm and wiper if not stripped turn the wipers on see if they operate..if they do shut them off and let them come to a normal stop...then reapply the blades in the normal operating positions and turn on,,adust if needed..if not check for bent and binding of the rods..It not the motor gear or motor will need to be replaced..If you are mechanically inclined it is nit that hard of a job..there are good videos on UTUBE just ask how to replace wiper motor for you vehicle.Good luck..

Hi,if there is power to work the radio then the cd player should work, there could be a fuse on the sercuit board inside the radio. hope this was some help.

Something is getting wet. Check the codes with a code scanner to see if you can isolate the problamatic area. The code/s may point you to what circuit is causing your trouble

Mine has been doing this for a couple of years. No one can figure it out although today after the large amount of rain we have been getting, I heard water swishing as I was driving/taking a turn. I opened the rear passenger door and water was pouring out of my door. Then we were trying to see where the water was coming in. Looks like the seal is eroding on the doors' windows. So then I look at the seal from the front window to the bottom thingy that holds the windshield wiper. Lo and behold, the seal has eroded and is not even flushed up to the window anymore. This is where the water is coming into my engine and getting into my spark plugs. Had to have my spark plugs replaced; they said the rust on the spark plugs tells them that moisture is getting to them. After all this time, no one could figure this out until I did. So now I just have to get the seals replaced.

hold the power button down for 60 seconds or pull the fuse to the radio to reset the cd player

Check that a fuse hasn't blown, then check for a broken wire, should be an easy fix

Hi,are you saying that you cant remove the block connector,if its that you have removed the block connector but cant get the wire out of the connector,I would sudjest you just cut the old block off and replace it with a new one.all the best. ps,let me know if this is what you ment. ps,maybe if there is anough wire on bougth sides you could just cut and join them together with a connector.

It has 4 . 2 upstream of the cats 2 after the cats . Whitch one are you looking for

Recommend replacing blower resistor card, get a factory one the aftermarket ones dont seem to last as long

See previous answer.