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Old 12-20-2005, 09:51 AM
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Oil Use 01 vs 99 tsb - please help?

Would the oil use problem in my 2001 durango (5.9L) be the same as described in the 1999 TSB??? I have searched can find no info on dodge fixing the problem prior to 01. The intake gasket TSB on the 99's was issued in 2000. Any clues appreciated.
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Re: Oil Use 01 vs 99 tsb - please help?

In the Dodge Pickup forum, there are many posts about the 5.9 plenum gasket leaking and causing oil consumption (among other problems). Go take a look and you may find your solution there.
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Re: Oil Use 01 vs 99 tsb - please help?

Also, check this thread here on the Durango forum:

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=446919
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