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2011 Durango. My sister's car and I'm trying to help her figure this thing out so it stops leaving her and her kids stranded. It sometimes won't start. Just cranks. Then given some time, it will start and go. Sometimes it happens while she is driving. Just loses power and stops driving. She will turn it off and then it won't start again. Electrical all stays on when that happens.
The problem would come up maybe once a month initially, but now it is doing it several times a week. She took it to the dodge dealer about the recall and they said it has been completed in their system. I put my multimeter on the fuse for the fuel pump and it has no power on either leg even with the vehicle running, so it appears it has been bypassed under the TIPM.
What should I do to test this thing? Could it be something else? Or is it possible that when they "fixed" it at the dealer however long ago that was, that they installed a component that may be failing in the same way as the original part?
Please, let me know what you think. Taking it in for service isn't an option unless they're going to cover it under the recall again. Just can't pay the dealer to chase a random problem.
The problem would come up maybe once a month initially, but now it is doing it several times a week. She took it to the dodge dealer about the recall and they said it has been completed in their system. I put my multimeter on the fuse for the fuel pump and it has no power on either leg even with the vehicle running, so it appears it has been bypassed under the TIPM.
What should I do to test this thing? Could it be something else? Or is it possible that when they "fixed" it at the dealer however long ago that was, that they installed a component that may be failing in the same way as the original part?
Please, let me know what you think. Taking it in for service isn't an option unless they're going to cover it under the recall again. Just can't pay the dealer to chase a random problem.