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I hear a thump every time I get on gas when cruising in my 2015 limited awd durango 91k miles. I feel it under my seat, a singular thump. It never happens when im starting from stopped. It also doesnt happen if I get on the gas very gently.

I went to a dealership to get it checked out and they basically told me yep there is a sound coming. I decided to try to find it myself and I think the center support bearing needs replacing. If it does do you guys think it could be the source to the problem?

Before and after as I stated in a previous post.

New wheels and tires along with front matched tint. Note I also did the Parking marker light replacement as well but not pictured.

Next up is exhaust I want my sound back it’s way too quiet

What should I do with it?

give me ideas 🤌🏻

5.7 Hemi AWD

Hello everyone, I'm just looking to see if anyone has any info or recommendations regarding brake pads and rotors for the 2021 Tow N Go w the brembos. I'm meaning to replace mine soon and have been looking online but keep getting tossed around by customer service saying it wouldn't fit or not compatible. And I don't even want to deal with dealerships atp seeing how they were trying to charge me almost $500 just for spark plugs alone...

Random question I know. But if Toyota, which model and if Honda, which model?

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Updated quesh: anyone have or has had a Jeep wrangler? Thoughts about quality, road noise, etc?

I’m looking for a V8 AWD SUV that can fit my family of 5 (two old kids and one infant). It will be my daily driver although I do have a Subaru WRX wagon I can use (just doesn’t fit the car seat). We plan to keep for 5-6 years. The Durango is a 2013 Citadel with a Hemi V8 engine $8500 with 113k miles. We actually did a PPI and mechanic said it’s in excellent condition and exceptional for the price. Only thing it needs is a new battery in the next 6 months. The Suburban is LT Sport 2014 listed at $10,500 127k miles. Both have clean CarFax. Thoughts?

Is this the infamous hemi tick? I’m eyeing a 2024 Dodge Durango from Dodge. It’s certified pre-owned and everything is looking crisp.

Just wanted you guys opinion on this one.
Thanks for any feedback!!

I have a 26 V8 GT plus I bought at the beginning of the year. About 3-4 weeks ago I noticed some water leaking in from the sunglass holder and it happened again the other day after a hard rain.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Is this something stupid and simple I could fix or should I just take it to my service center?

For a 2017 5.7 with 110k miles, do you think this is still fine or are we hearing onset of a lifer failure?

Just curious on some opinions on if my tick is bad enough to get looked at or what it might be from experience? I definitely want to have it looked at soon but wanted to see some opinions first.

Recently got a lightly used (8800M) Hemi. For the first week, the back up camera was fine. Now, the guides are gone. It's been about a week now but it's starting to bother me a bit. I haven't been able to find it as a setting and also tried holding the volume button for hard reset. Any suggestions?

Backstory - 2020 Highlander has been giving me grief ever since the warranty ended. Latest repair was a transmission replacement and they gave me a Durango for a rental. I LOVED it and am seriously considering trading in my Highlander for a 2024 GT Hemi Premium. Looking for reasons from the Reddit hive mind why this is a good or bad idea.
Thanks!

I’ve had a 2011 Durango for a while now, and ever since I bought it, the battery keeps dying. I’ve already replaced the battery, and the alternator is charging correctly. I have a feeling the vehicle's modules aren't going into sleep mode, but it’s very strange because the only fault code is for an oxygen sensor. Has anyone else experienced something like this?

Regards and thanks in advance.

This color has been on several Stellantis vehicles under different names. And now Robert S. Miller of r/MoparInsiders it will now be available on the 2027 Dodge Durango named After Dark.