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Re: OT. Doge durang milage
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Posted by the tractor vet on April 28, 2005 at 15:45:31 from (4.124.77.207):
In Reply to: OT. Doge durang milage posted by Playfarmer on April 28, 2005 at 07:41:09:
The wife got and 03 Durango last Aug. and as of now the best we are getting is around 14 but there is a problem that we have not got worked out of it just yet and is due to go back and get worked on as it has a miss in it and when cold the exhust smell just plum stinks there is a problem with the O 2 senseor"s as this one has two and ours is a 360 and should be doing around 18 and it will be when we get done fighten with them as far as the ride it rides better then the intrepid and the seats are comfee it has the power drivers side seat the first one that we drove did not and was not at all comfortable and we have a small problem with the transmission as when you go full throttel it will shift thru all gears - ranges BUT overdive and when it goes to hit overdrive there is nothing there and the tach will bounce off 7 grand but at this point i do not care as it is still under full warranty and i know how to get what i want from them. There is also a couple down loads that they don"t tell ya about till you scream load enough and grab the factory rep by the neck and squezz hard enough .
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