Dodgen Born Free Problems by year

changed more than required. As a professional mechanical engineer I noted he oil sludge identified was not contribute to lack of oil changes but the failure of the mechanical system that pump/send oil through out the engine. I offered to provide proof to the warranty company that lack of maintenance (oil changes) was not the main reason the engine failed. I'm still waiting on warranty company to provide warranty data that was not provided 2 year ago. I also notified dodge, but they were not willing to help even thought repair records on same models clearly indicates this was a common problem for this model vehicle. Further research on this matter shed more light on this matter. If dodge review history of repairs and replacement of the 1999 durango, 5.9 Liter engine then this matter can be resolved. *Tr

refuse to admit the fact,what is well known for those who rebuild failed computer engines in different locations through out the country. (2) The failure of the ecu is critical because it may happen in the middle of an intersection, in any high way, and can cause serious accident with lost of lives, and or property damages to others, and the driver of the truck it self. (3) It is impossible to correct the failure with out being bleed every year at the dealers, or to pay more than $600.00 For another computer that eventually will fail after a couple of month after the warranty has expired, any way replacement is hard to get anyway.

car towed to my bosses mechanic. Monday morning the mechanic called me and told me that my oil pump and water pump went out, the only way to fix it was to replace the entire engine. I was overwhelmed because first of all there was no warning and second I hardly ever drove more that a few miles a day. The car at this time only has 67,000 miles on it. The next day I got on the phone and called chrysler and explained what my problem was and they told me that I would have to have one of there dealers look at my car in order for them to consider doing anything for me. I was under the impression that if I had the car towed to them, that chrysler would do something for me. I had the car towed to them, for them to tell me the same thing that my boss''s mechanic had told me. The only difference was that the dealership told me that I also had sludge in the engine, and that they would not be able to help me, because I did not know how to take care of my car. I still owe about 7,000 on the car and they want 7,000 to replace the engine. No one wants to do anything for me, and it makes me sick to see all the commercials with the president of dodge who claims what great cars dodge has. Chrysler told me let the bank repo my car or deal with it and don't call back and bother us with your problems. Chrysler should be sued and make good on all the intrepid 2.7 Engines and keep their customers happy, but they won't. *Nm