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Service bulletins for the 2022 Dodge Durango

A bulletin is a manufacturer's communication to its dealers, as NHTSA indexes it. The summary is NHTSA's. The document is the manufacturer's: read it at NHTSA. A bulletin is not a recall, and listing a model year does not mean every vehicle of it is concerned.

418 on file from NHTSA, as of 2026-10-19.

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02002232024-01-02. Service bulletin. WHEELS:LUGS/NUTS/BOLTS/STUDS; POWER TRAIN; WHEELS; BACK OVER PREVENTION; STEERING:LINKAGES:KNUCKLE:SPINDLE:ARM; SUSPENSION; STEERING. Loud Noise from Front Wheel Area The technician of customer may notice one or more of the following: ? A loud noise from the front wheel area (worse on turns). ? A humming or clunk noise, brake pulsation, or vibration in the steering wheel. This bulletin involves tightening both front wheel bearing to knuckle joint bolts to spec.
02002232023-04-17. Service bulletin. BACK OVER PREVENTION; POWER TRAIN; WHEELS; STEERING; SUSPENSION. Loud Noise from Front Wheel Area The technician of customer may notice one or more of the following: ? A loud noise from the front wheel area (worse on turns). ? A humming or clunk noise, brake pulsation, or vibration in the steering wheel. This bulletin involves tightening both front wheel bearing to knuckle joint bolts to spec.
91000952022-12-12. Service bulletin. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM; EQUIPMENT; WHEELS. Alternator Assy Prior to alternator removal: 1. Inspect & check all electrical connections to the alternator a. 2-way connector containing field control circuit & alternator sense voltage circuit. b. Unplug & plug-in the 2-way connector for field & sense circuit. Verify the connection is tight & check for any bent pins in alternator connector or damage to female terminals in connector. c. Check Alternator B+ Stud connection to be sure nut is securing positive cable terminal properly (i.e. nut is clamping terminal & connection is tight). d. Check fuse between the alternator B+ stud & PDC terminal to make sure it is not blown. e. Be sure to follow service manual sections on ALTERNATOR CONTROL CIRCUIT DIAGNOSTIC & ALTERNATOR SENSE CIRCUIT DIAGNOSTIC looking for any opens & shorts (to ground or battery voltage). 2. Check/verify all grounds in the charging circuit a. Check tightness of mounting bolts securing alternator to engine block. Alternator is a case ground component. b. Check main ground from engine to chassis; connection must be tight. c. Check battery ground cable connections are tight. d. Potentially, loosen alternator mounting bolts, without removing alternator, and re-tighten to torque specifications in service manual. e. After all steps above are complete, re-start engine & check charging system operation. 3. Verify that the Smart Charging System is not the reason for alternator low voltage & current output (Amps). a. Alternator charging can be suspended during engine idle operation because of the Smart Charge strategy. b. Refer to service manual section "System Operation - Smart Charging System". c. Refer to Star Case S2008000031 Rev A for low charging voltage & Smart Charge Mode Voltage Range diagram & mode descriptions. d. The alternator has no internal regulator; thus, has no smart circuitry. All alternator control signals come from ECM. 4. If alternator is faulty, remove alternator & mounting bolts. Return alternator with bolts to QEC for analysis.
91000822022-11-07. Service bulletin. POWER TRAIN; ELECTRICAL SYSTEM; WHEELS; EQUIPMENT; ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING; ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:STARTER ASSEMBLY:SOLENOID. STARTER, Engine Prior to starter removal: 1. Inspect and check all connections to the starter motor solenoid a. Unplug and plug-in the T50 1-way connector as needed to verify the connection is good & tight and check for any bent pin in the connection. b. Inspect the T30 connection (i.e. B+ M8 threaded stud & nut) for tightness to assure cable ring terminal connection is secured and tight (use torque spec per service manual). 2. Check/verify all grounds in the cranking circuit a. Check tightness of mounting bolts that secure starter to the engine block b. Check main ground from engine to chassis c. Check battery ground cable connections are clean and tight d.Potentially, loosen both starter motor bolts, without removing, and re-tighten to torque specifications in the service manual e. After all steps above are complete, attempt to crank the engine to verify if improvement has been made (i.e. the steps fixed the customer complaint) 3. Conduct the voltage drop test (starter feed circuit) per the service manual before removing the starter motor 4. Starter Removal: conduct the removal if above steps do not fix the complaint a. Conduct bench test by applying 12 volts to motor T30 and T50 connections (i.e. conduct simple free speed test) b. Free speed test should result in starter motor pinion travel to pinion stop and rotation with normal rotational noise (i.e. no grinding, scrapping, etc.) c. If any abnormal noise is present, replace the starter motor 5. During starter removal, also remove and replace the two starter mounting bolts. Return the bolts with starter motor for analysis at QEC and the supplier warranty analysis lab.
91000132022-10-31. Service bulletin. STEERING; WHEELS; STEERING:RACK AND PINION; TIRES. GEAR Rack And Pinion You must use new service unique steering gear for the following combinations, Service PN: 68624788A$. WK: (5.7 or 3.0) + (Normal Duty or Normal Duty w increased travel suspension) + 265/60R18 BSW A/S LRR Tires or 265/60R18 BSW A/S LRR TIRES or 265/50R20 BSW A/S LRR TIRES or 265/50R20 PERFORMANCE A/S TIRES + LT285/60R20E OWL All-terrain Tires WD: 5.7 4x4 w Police Group/Pursuit
91000172022-10-31. Service bulletin. SUSPENSION; ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL:AUTOMATIC (ASC); STEERING:RACK AND PINION; STEERING; TIRES; WHEELS. GEAR Rack And Pinion New service unique steering gear to service the following configurations, PN: 68624833A$ WK: (3.6 4x4 or 3.0 4x4) + (ECO SUSPENSION or Normal Duty or Normal Duty w increased travel suspension) + (265/60R18 BSW A/S LRR TIRES or 265/60R18 BSW A/S LRR Tires) WK: (5.7 4x2 or 3.0 4x2)+ (ECO SUSPENSION or Normal Duty or Normal Duty w increased travel suspension) + (265/60R18 BSW A/S LRR TIRES or 265/60R18 BSW A/S LRR Tires) WK: (3.6 4x4 or 3.0 4x4) + (ECO SUSPENSION or Normal Duty or Normal Duty w increased travel suspension) + (265/50R20 BSW A/S LRR TIRES or 265/50R20 BSW A/S LRR TIRES or LT285/60R20E OWL All-terrain Tires) WK: (5.7 4x2 or 3.0 4x2)+ (ECO SUSPENSION or Normal Duty or Normal Duty w increased travel suspension) + (265/50R20 BSW A/S LRR TIRES or LT285/60R20E OWL All-terrain Tires) WD: (3.6 4x4 or 5.7 4x2) w (ECO SUSPENSION or ECO SUSPENSION III) + 265/50R20 BSW A/S LRR TIRES WD: (3.6 4x4 or 5.7 4x2) + Sport Suspension + LT285/60R20E OWL All-terrain Tires
91000152022-10-31. Service bulletin. SUSPENSION; STEERING:RACK AND PINION; WHEELS; STEERING; ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL:AUTOMATIC (ASC); TIRES. GEAR Rack And Pinion New service unique steering gear to service the following configurations, PN: 68624826A$ WK: (3.6 or 3.0) 4x2 w (ECO SUSPENSION or Normal Duty or Normal Duty w increased travel suspension) w (265/60R18 BSW A/S LRR TIRES or 265/60R18 BSW A/S LRR Tires or 265/50R20 BSW A/S LRR TIRES or LT285/60R20E OWL All-terrain Tires) WK: (3.6 or 3.0) 4x2 w (ECO SUSPENSION or Normal Duty or Normal Duty w increased travel suspension or EXPORT TUNED SUSP or EXPORT TUNED SUSP - INCREASED TRAVEL ) w 265/50R20 PERFORMANCE A/S TIRES
90045312022-06-27. Service bulletin. SUSPENSION:FRONT:HUB; WHEELS:HUB. RECEIVER, Hub The final drop shipment of CSN Z23, P/N 68379519AL, has taken place. No further parts distribution will be taking place. All distributed parts would cover all sold and unsold needs. Please use all stock that your dealer has before asking for parts assistance. If part assistance is still required, please provide the following information to your Area Manager for review: 1. Dealer Code 2. Last eight digits of VIN 3. Appointment date/vehicle VOR at dealer Thank you, Mopar

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