1999 Dodge Durango Seat belts Problems

“The PCM has already been replaced and it ran perfectly fine for 2 months and the same problem starting happening shutting off while im driving ive almost been in 3 car accidents while I was driving cause the vehicle shut itself off while I was driving on a 45 MPH road an twice on the highway driving 65mph something needs to been down so once on city streets and 2 times on state route 75 highway”

“While driving my car stalls out, I keep having problems with ball joints, my sway bar or chain has busted, seat belt for driver will not retract, rust and erosion has been so bad that I actually had to replace the whole front bumper assembly, and I have no heat.”

“While stopped at a red light, my family and I were rearended by a camry traveling between 40 and 50 MPH. We were pushed into the car in front of us which was also pushed into another car in front of that. Our Durango suffered $14,500.00 in repair costs. The seatbelts never deployed. I, the driver, was thrown into the steering wheel. My wife in the front passenger seat, was thrown into the windshield. My daughter was buckled in a car seat in the back seat. Although her shoes flew off her feet, she was restrained. …”

“At christmastime our transmission began acting up. We believed the harsh winter weather was causing the problem bc once the engine heated up, the vehicle drove just fine. At any rate, we took in to be serviced in march and had the 4x4 rear differentials flushed and serviced and the fluid changed. While it was in for that repair (at a dealership) they called and said the 2 front ball joints needed to be replaced. We knew about the recall, so asked them about it, but it just figures our VIN was not included. So, $1600 later, we went and picked it up and seemed to drive just fine. …”

“Seats belts in Dodge Durango are very hard to get off they stick don't want to unlatch worried about problems in instance of collision. There are children that use these seat belts every day, in addition to their mother!”