2014 Dodge Durango Fuel system Problems

“My vehicle is having a long crank time similar to the recall on more than 500k Durango and cherokee models are under recall for fuel pump relay issue that can lead to stalls and no-starts. My car has been doing this off and on for over a year I have taken it to the dealership with no resolve, because they are saying it has to duplicate the problem while they have it, but it never does. Now my car is acting like it wants to stall while driving. This is scary while driving.”

“Driving the car at city speeds approx 30 MPH when the car lost all power. We were forced to swerve off the road to the side. The car would not restart and had to be repaired. They replaced the fuel pump, and now are replacing the entire fuel tank. I feel that we were very lucky to be in an area where it was safe to pull over, if we had been on the highway would have been a very dangerous situation.”

“Intermittent no start condition/start and shut off at any time which started after vehicle taken to dealer to complete trans cooler condenser/motor mounts/radio replacement. Can happen at cold start or after vehicle has been driven. This has happened 6 times in a course of almost 3 months. Vehicle taken to scott robinson Dodge in torrance, ca 3 times for this issue and they are unable to properly diagnose and repair. Had me replace battery and starter. Condition still exists. Dealer is playing guessing games with the repairs needed for my vehicle. …”

“So the first time I couldn't figure out what was wrong with my Durango. I attempted to start the Durango and it just kept turning but would not start. At first I though it was my fuel pump. Then I looked at the fuse and the fuel pump motor fuse was a little brown on the pin. So I replaced it with the horn fuse 20a and I when I turned it to the on position I could hear the fuel pump. During the second time this happened I was I a hurry to work. I got my kids in to drop them off and I got and and tried starting it. Same thing it just keep turning but no start. …”

“This specific model I'm currently leasing is a limited model. I've had it for maybe 3 years. According to the manual, were only to use e85 fuel so that it could run smoothly. Unfortunately, not many gas stations where I live carry that specific gas type and not many gas stations in florida and other states alone, provide e85 fuel we are given no choice but to use the alternative gas. It's becoming a nuisance when we want to travel. When the check engine light first appeared the gas gauge also stopped functioning. The truck isn't able to reach a full tank. Something is preventing it. …”