I take very good care of my truck. regular oil changes on schedule, tune-ups and had treated it like a baby. I notice that the truck started riding rough. I though it may just needed a tune up so I had that done immediately. I drove to Memphis for Easter and my oil light came on. I was at 3000 miles since the last so I went to Valvoline (where I normally take it) and took care of it. the truck was still riding kinda rough intermittently. I drove my kids to school the next morning and the truck had a big clunk and then stalled on me. I finally got it back started but at the time it rode extremely rough. I had it toed to the dealership for a diagnostic. the said I was losing compression on the left side . said it was from engine sludge but I can not see how. on top of having regular oil changes I also had oil and gas treatments added. I have paid out over $600.00 and still have no running vehicle and no true answer why other than hearing that my engine has problems. it is $2000.00 for a new engine and that is not including labor.

I have had this car in the shop a total of 5 freakin times! I have had it to the Dodge dealer 3 times ( they first claimed the throttle had sludge, cleared should fix prob, 2. crack in pipe on throttle body-fix prob-NO! 3. reprogrammed PCM-problem fixed..NO) independent mechanic-replaced idle air control valve-NO! 5 replaced crank sensor--HELL NO, nothing so far has fixed the issue of the stalling and dying of my vehicle, which seems to have gotten worse since I've been consistently attempting to get it repaired! I have asked them to check the fuel pump, fuel filter..etc..had spark plugs changed..is this a sign of transmission issues? anybody experiencing this issue?

My 2003 Durango stalls all the time but is much worse in warm weather. It stalls when I am slowing down or idling. It can be re-started right away but can have this problem 5-6 times a day. I've had it in to the dealership many times and they say they can't duplicate the problem and they tell me they have never heard of this problem before. Dodge cleaned the throttle body and flushed the fuel injectors but it didn't help with the problem. If anybody has any ideas or has had this problem with their Durango I would appreciate your help.

Laura A.