98 Durango Tune-up
#11
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I just run stuff untill either it makes my MPGs drop or it's going to kill me, then it's time to replace parts haha. I drive all my cars down to the ground and actually owned my D for a little under 2 years and put over 120k on it. What can I say though, best car I ever drove, best car I ever owned, best car ever made in my mind, period. Everytime I get in a D I feel right at home, it just feels right haha.
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I just run stuff untill either it makes my MPGs drop or it's going to kill me, then it's time to replace parts haha. I drive all my cars down to the ground and actually owned my D for a little under 2 years and put over 120k on it. What can I say though, best car I ever drove, best car I ever owned, best car ever made in my mind, period. Everytime I get in a D I feel right at home, it just feels right haha.
I also agree it's the best vehicle made. I work at a dealership in the service center, so I drive and am inside many different trucks and vehicles, but it still feels so right hopping in the good ol' faithful Durango every night to go home. "It's just a Dodge thing", I tell my wife! LOL
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I never had the experience of buying new, basically just can't afford it. I always have and always will keep buying whatever is the cheapest then when it gets too expensive to repair and maintian...time for another one.
Going to the dealer for my D was a 10 minute deal just like "hey I need something cheap, used and abused, don't care about the mpgs, as long as it gets me from this lot to the street I'll take it" so they said oh I have something perfect for you, so they pull the D up for a test drive, I drive it 10 feet and say oh awesome it's actually moving here's $2500 where do I sign? keep the ford escort and let me get out of this place. haha So to this day my D has and still is extremely faithful to me, I'd hop in it right now and drive it coast to coast if I didn't mind the 4MPGs.
Going to the dealer for my D was a 10 minute deal just like "hey I need something cheap, used and abused, don't care about the mpgs, as long as it gets me from this lot to the street I'll take it" so they said oh I have something perfect for you, so they pull the D up for a test drive, I drive it 10 feet and say oh awesome it's actually moving here's $2500 where do I sign? keep the ford escort and let me get out of this place. haha So to this day my D has and still is extremely faithful to me, I'd hop in it right now and drive it coast to coast if I didn't mind the 4MPGs.
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no... i put in motorcraft... only thing they had in stock at that time... oh and that spark plug has no gap, because its missing one of the metal contacts, i dont think it was firing at all... it definately runs smoother and there's a noticeable increase in my mpg... i get 14.6 in city... driving on a roadtrip tomorrow so ill get a chance to gauge my new mpg on the highway...
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I replace mine at 15k or colse to it.....LOL.....Cap/rotor and wires at every 60k.
I have wondered about Motorcraft, but haven't done the tests.
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the motorcraft seem to be doing a pretty good job.. most of my driving currently is home to school and back... i was a little dissapointed with my highway mpg.. driving from my house to spokane and back i only got 15... but that was 3 people in the car... would have thought it should have been higher... ill have to test it again sometime...