FCW OFF sensor
I have a 2011 dodge Durango citadel and the fcw off light comes on and the truck gets stuck in a gear and I have to pull off the road, turn the car off for it to go off. Any idea what the issue is?
I’m being told by a dealer that it will cost $1,250 to replace a “transmission oil coolant” component to relieve the transmission issue but they have no idea what’s causing the FCW OFF light to come on - that will be an additional 250 to diagnose.
I have told them the two issues happen simultaneously but they don’t seem to think they’re related.
What did you end up doing to resolve? I have the identical issue you described on my 2013 Durango.
I’m being told by a dealer that it will cost $1,250 to replace a “transmission oil coolant” component to relieve the transmission issue but they have no idea what’s causing the FCW OFF light to come on - that will be an additional 250 to diagnose.
I have told them the two issues happen simultaneously but they don’t seem to think they’re related.
I’m being told by a dealer that it will cost $1,250 to replace a “transmission oil coolant” component to relieve the transmission issue but they have no idea what’s causing the FCW OFF light to come on - that will be an additional 250 to diagnose.
I have told them the two issues happen simultaneously but they don’t seem to think they’re related.










