My Durango Starts Up Funny - Sometimes
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Okay, I know that's not very descriptive, so let me elaborate. Sometimes after turning the key, the ol' 360 roars to life and I love that sound. At other times turn the key and while it never hesitates to start, it barely whimpers, starts up real weak & soft, almost like it's bored. I have not found a co-relation between a hot or cold start. It's pretty random. Does anyone know what might be causing this?
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Yeah - I figured, and I've tried to do so, but it seems pretty random. Late at night after sitting for 4, 5, 6 hours (I work at night). Early in the morning after work, running in to a store & back out - you name it. But I'ma try some more. Was hoping someone would have said - "oh yeah, I get that too" ... y'know ...
Misery loves company - and there's often safety (and solutions) in numbers.
Thanks for the advice.
Misery loves company - and there's often safety (and solutions) in numbers.
Thanks for the advice.
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You should be replacing them at about 60,000 mile intervals. I would get them from the dealer, or you can get Mopar Performance ones at the dealer that are even better! Also MSD makes a red 8.5mm wire. Spark plugs should be replaced with Champion Copper plugs as about 15k intervals.
Most of the time the reason that this happens could be emissions letting in more air or more fuel. But this usually happens more when it's cold.