you need a new CTM (central timing module) it is a unit that needs to be programmed to your truck by the dealer, (take both your key fobs with you), it is located in the drives side kick panel if you want to see what part you need.

 

Ok. So i have a 2001 Dodge durango and similar issues. Headlight, interior lights, powerlocks, dashlights only work when they choose and when they fail to work the service 4wd. light comes on in the dash as well. crossed wires or ctm?

 

ctm, too many different symptoms to just be a crossed wire 99% that it is the ctm, take both your keys with you to the dealer so that the fobs can be programmed while you are there

 

01 Durango,114,000 miles and the radio and the blinkers cut out and then comes back on.Is this a CTM problem or a ground?
jim

 

i would be looking for a ground issue if i were you

 

+1 Sharps

There should be one on the drivers side under or near the fuse block.

 

I have a 2000 Dakota (no issues)
I had a 98 Durago (no issues) but it was totaled sitting in front of my house.

We love the trucks and the body style so we decided to buy another...
A 2002 Durango.....and its fn loaded......

after about a week of owning it, the CTM apparently failed.

I lost headlights, door locks, key fob entry, internal power locks, interior lights,
intermittent wipers no longer work (only last two positions work at constant wipe), rear wiper doesnt work, dash lights are out, and the clock time was reset.

didnt think to check steering wheel controls as they are for cruise control and I dont use it......but they are prolly out too.....

Have they recalled this yet......my dealer told me $350 for the part based on my VIN# I suppose.......which he needed to look up the part to begin with.

The dealer called it the body control module, which I already knew was the same thing.

With so many reports of this on the internet, I can not believe they are offering nothing to the owners of this obviously flawed product.....

Tomorrow I will try the battery trick, but I still want it replaced.

 

there is no recall for the CTM, yours apparently failed completely, however this is really not such a common issue when you consider how many of these trucks were sold over the years

 

just had a rebuilt 4.7 put in my 2001 durango all back together all hookups look good yet have no spark at the wires also my tach and spedometer have bottomed out any ideas before i have to go to the dealership and pay the big bucks

 

Hello Everybody,

The Central Timer Module, Mopar Part # 05114191AA is a very common problem to 2001 - 2003 Dodge Durangos, and Dakotas. There might be some other models affected also. I had mine replaced at Bell Dodge in Phoenix, AZ. I paid $554.95 with labor. They charged me 2 hours of labor, so I think I got ripped off a little. Make sure they reprogram your remote key fobs too.

I may have paid a little more, but it beats driving that Durango with blinking lights at night. My wife and I renamed out Durango "Blinky". I had to plan my daily routine to make sure I wasn't caught out on the road after dark. Other drivers would stare at me on the road, and I even had a Highway Patrol officer give me a second look and shake his head as he passed me by. I guess he was too busy to pull me over to ask why my lights were blinking.

Anyways, I did file a NHTSA Recall Request complaint at:

https://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/ivoq/

Maybe if more people file complaints, the NHTSA will finally recall these affected vehicles and make Dodge fix this dangerous driving condition.

Cheers,

Bill.