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98 Dodge Durango died twice...


NJCLUELESS
03-17-2005, 10:31 AM
The truck died on me at work, I had it towed and checked out, and was told that it had been a loose connection.

This morning it started without any issue, but when I stopped to get cigs at the gas station, I tried to start it and found it was dead again (no noises whatsoever this time around), luckily I was at the service station. I had them check it out, they cleaned up the battery terminals, connectors, fully charged up the battery, and tightned everything up. I was told that they'd found that there had been a bad connection on one of the wires.

The mechanic took it for a ride and it seems like the issue has been rectified, but being that I was told everything was ok once before, i'm not so sure I trust it.

The ABS and brake lights are on now also, which I didn't have on before, anyone have any clue as to what the issue can be?

Icy_Bren
03-18-2005, 05:50 PM
In my '98 when the ABS and brake lights came on it was the electronic sensor and had nothing to do with the actual brakes. Hopes that's it.

-Bren

NJCLUELESS
03-18-2005, 05:54 PM
In my '98 when the ABS and brake lights came on it was the electronic sensor and had nothing to do with the actual brakes. Hopes that's it.

-Bren
Thanks for the Info!
They mysteriously disappeared again :smile:
But at least the truck started up! :rofl:

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