power outlet fuse
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power outlet fuse
Hello. I am a new gen 2 owner and have a few questions.
I purchased a 2005 Dodge Durango "standard" model with 50xxx miles on it. Are there any things on the vehicle I should have a look at and ensure that they are in proper condition? Anything you guys have ran across?
Also, the power outlets, somewhere I read you can rotate the fuse for the power outlets or something and it would allow them to stay "hot" at all times even when the car is not started. Any help would be appreciated.
Of course, my vehicle did not come with a manual (already checked the deeper compartment in the arm rest.
Btw, I am loving the new vehicle.
Mods to come: 2% tint all the way around, new "bright" headlights (btw, I was looking at the headlight assembly, and it seems rather unaccessible without removing numerous other things... your thoughts?) and last but not least, painting the chrome grill white to match the car.
Again, any help is greatly appreciated and I am very excited to be part of the Durango family.
Brandon
I purchased a 2005 Dodge Durango "standard" model with 50xxx miles on it. Are there any things on the vehicle I should have a look at and ensure that they are in proper condition? Anything you guys have ran across?
Also, the power outlets, somewhere I read you can rotate the fuse for the power outlets or something and it would allow them to stay "hot" at all times even when the car is not started. Any help would be appreciated.
Of course, my vehicle did not come with a manual (already checked the deeper compartment in the arm rest.
Btw, I am loving the new vehicle.
Mods to come: 2% tint all the way around, new "bright" headlights (btw, I was looking at the headlight assembly, and it seems rather unaccessible without removing numerous other things... your thoughts?) and last but not least, painting the chrome grill white to match the car.
Again, any help is greatly appreciated and I am very excited to be part of the Durango family.
Brandon
Joined: Jun 2007
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RE: power outlet fuse
Hi -
As far as things to look at you should definitely make sure your differential fluids have been changed (front and back on the AWD\4wd) and it is time to have your transfer case serviced as well if you have not. Transmission fluid change is due too but this stuff may have been done by the previous owner. Not sure about the power outlets.
As far as things to look at you should definitely make sure your differential fluids have been changed (front and back on the AWD\4wd) and it is time to have your transfer case serviced as well if you have not. Transmission fluid change is due too but this stuff may have been done by the previous owner. Not sure about the power outlets.