To be honest I think you need to find another dealer to loom at this for you? I would call Dodge Customer Service and tell them about the issues you are having.

 

Thanks, Dodge customer service did not help at all. After months of being at the Dodge dealership, they diagnose the problem to be a power steering module. That corrected most of the issues but months later I am now experiencing drivetrain issues related to the all-wheel-drive system as well. Car is now clicking, wheels binding at slow speeds when turning, and jerk shifts passing the 10mph mark with random AWD/traction control lights coming on at times. Took it for service based on a Dodge Bulletin claiming a ECU flash would fix the same described problems but not didn’t resolve those issues.

 

Also, I am replying a year later bc the car had sat for most of the last year while trying to be diagnosed properly and waiting for the painful months of back ordered parts.

 

Your transfer case is messed up either from mismatched tires or many miles on your car. You could need the chain done or the module in the transfer case. There are other issue people find so try searching for transfer case on the forum for other ideas.

 

Thank you and an update, I replaced the transfer case control module about an hour ago. These issues went away thus far or are not occurring currently:

• AWD service light not coming on as it was when I drove for 15+ minutes or hit speeds above 45-65mph
• Binding Wheels at low speeds when turning (e.g., on inclines/declines, backing out of a driveway or parking)
• 1-2nd gear up shift slip or jerk

However, the Traction Control OFF Light is now persistently on beginning at vehicle start and I am still not able to switch manually from AWD Auto to Low Range.
*I also replaced 2 rear tires and the tread on my front tires are at a 6 which I will replace in the near future (assuming I can identify and resolve the current issues).

I have scoured all forums here and elsewhere for weeks related to these issues and am stumped.

Any additional thoughts given the updated information above? Thank you in advance 🙏

 

UPDATE - Another hour later after restarting the vehicle, the traction control light off has disappeared and the switch correctly turns it on/off. Also, I am now able to switch from AWD Auto to Low Range without any issues. Fingers crossed this fix remains put! 🙏

 

Give it a day or two for the car to learn the new module. That might clear the error for you.

 

Excellent advice; another hour later and it’s seemingly all working correctly! I didn’t read that advice anywhere so appreciate the response and thought there too 🙏

 

I’m having all of these problems right now Mann I need help

 

My 2013 dodge Durango rt I have replaced the battery the starter the intake sensor interior lights come on and head lights but the truck still want start can someone help please? James in Dallas

 

Hello, were you able to figure out what was going on with your vehicle? I am currently having the same issue with my 2013 Dodge Durango RT. Flashing dash lights, wipers going on, vehicle rubbing when you’re not even pushing the gas, car not going into drive…. Any information you can provide would be great.

 

Have your battery load tested and replace it if it's not at 100% of load capacity. The Durango is very particular about it's battery power and poor power can trigger all kinds of anomalies.