The auto stop at the pump doesnt work - and no, its not the gas stations problem otherwise its an epidemic that is following us to each station... Gas is just thrown right at you and you even get to pay for that gas - plus..... What can we say.... Dodge owes us new shoes, a few pairs by now.... and probably a rear panel on the truck from rust that is probably creeping through. oh and a new shirt and pants from one time would be great. Did I forget to mention I would love for my vehicle to be fixed?

gas pukes out of the tank when it gets full. pump shuts off, but a cup or more of gas pours out the filler neck. bad enough I don't even fill it all the way up any more. it happens if you try to sneak up on a full tank too, no matter how slow you put that last little bit in the tank, when it's full, gas is coming back out. It has happened since I got it, and apparently before I owned this vehicle as well - the paint below the filler had lifted before I bought the vehicle. now there is a rust hole there below the filler, just like almost every other 2006 Durango in this area. no other rust anywhere on the body.

I agree with the last post - this needs to be recalled by Dodge. Every week, as I fill up my gas tank, I lose about a gallon from it spewing out of my gas tank when it reaches the top. I took it to get repaired and was told there was no fix for it & that I basically had to just trade my car in to be rid of the issue. I really am starting to think that all people generally suck - is there anyone honest anymore?

The car in general is a POS, though. I just paid it off in May of this year & planned on keeping it until the wheels fall off -but the way it's going, that won't be very long.

For two in half years every time I would try and fill my tank the gas pump would click off and spray gas at me. The tank wasn't even full. It would click off every couple of cents. I called the dealership but there wasn't a recall on the 2006. It would of cost up to $1000.00 in repairs. It didn't make sense to me so I never brought my vehicle in. I don't have that kind of money to spend so I lived with it. I felt the dealership should present their consumers complaints to dodge and fight for us, after I read on the internet that many consumers were dealing with this same issue. I had a friend do a free computer analysis on my durango because the engine light started coming on. He told me it had to do something with my gas tank. This summer I figured out with a couple of buddies of mine after we started tearing down the parts hooked up to the gas tank to see what the problem is. We found out there is some kind of filter on the driver's side of the wheel and the neck of the tank. It's a round black thing that looks like a plastic solenoid. We took a compressor and blew out all the dirt out of it. I had more than a handful sand sitting on the driveway. I live on a dirt road so it must of been a couple of years of dirt building up in the filter (I want to call it a breather) not sure what it is called. Put the parts back together and filling up my tank has been just fine. No back splash and what took me 20 minutes to fill my tank is only taking me a couple of minutes now. Hope this helps other consumers.

Dodge obviously still has the same issue with 2006 Dodge Durango gas tanks as they did with 2005 and refuse to RECALL. This started a year ago periodically, now its every time I try to fill the tank - I and the car take a gasoline bath!

I called the Dealer who said to call Corporate. Corporate made me get a case number and go back to the dealer for a "diagnosis" (within 3 days or it would be filed away). The dealer had bad news (surprise!). I'm out of warranty and tank needs replacing at cost of $1600! I said no way in hell would I pay that!! It's not normal wear and tear. They said they would split it with me and again I said no. I advised they better check into it with corporate that I would take further action and get news media involved as a start. Also informed that this is a dangerous problem and a lawsuit waiting to happen when my car catches on fire at the pump. They should replace the tank before I or a family member gets hurt fueling up my vehicle has this happen and a spark ignites a fire. Two hours later I received another call from Chrysler Corporate indicating they would cover it all but $350. I reluctantly said yes but after researching online I feel screwed and shouldn't have to pay for this. I'm going to fight it down to nothing or at least $50 like a warranty deductible. Chrysler Dodge should be ashamed that they aren't taking action to at least cover tank replacement to anyone experiencing this if they choose not to do a total recall. I paid top dollar for this vehicle. Where else can I complain to get action? Corporate greed at work again!!!