why wont my 1998 dodge durango start

Asked by jm14904 Jun 07, 2015 at 01:52 PM about the 1998 Dodge Durango SLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I drove it home one night the next morning nothing when i tried to start it. When i turn the key all I hear is the fuel pump. No cranking at all. I replaced the starter about 6 months ago.

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you'll have to jack it up check for loose wire connections on the startet,if tight tell someone to cranck it you take and tap on starter motor with a small ball ping hammer.

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not trying to be rude but you could google that reallllllly quick. I found it faster than it took me to type this reply.... Powertrain control module

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Mine was the wiring connecter under truck needed replaced

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My 2002 Durango has a hesitant start sometimes. Dealership says it is the ignition switch. So will have it replaced this week when the part comes in. I sure hope that fixes the problem. A lot of different scenarios here. I love my Durango and have put 250,000 miles on it myself. Do not want to worry about trying multiple things.

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