What is up with this brake light?

From : frederick wilson

Q: what is the programming procedure 2003 and older durangos use a different procedure. the local dealer says its in the owners manual. my intent is to order one from the dodge web site but would like to set this up now before the key/transmitter is lost or locked in the truck. 4 young kids i bought a used 2004 durango and of course only one transmitter and missing owners manual. these are the integrated key/transmitters that have to programmed or the truck wont run. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks jay ok whats the question mike .

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From : frederick wilson

thanks for the replies! we found the vacuum pump and installed the exhaust brake. note to manufacturers hire some decent manual writers! bob .

From : tom lawrence

says... if you only have one key you cannot do this yourself. for the owner to be able to self-program the skim key it requires two good keys. to obtain a new key and programming will require a visit to the dealer or a locksmith who has the programming capabilities few do. this is exactly what i had to do about a month ago. i recently bought a 2000 dodge ram and it came with only 1 key and 1 keyless entry fob. i went to dodge and got a new key and keyless entry fob. cost about $55.00. peace of mind having a duplicate set priceless mark those who live by the sword get shot by those who dont .

From : frederick wilson

look at these figures toyota prius... rated at 60 city 51 highway racked up 22.8 mpg ford escape.. rated at 36 and 32 by the epa racked up 21.6 mpg the honda accord with the electric motor rated at 29 & 37 racked up 20.4 mpg i mean in the winter my little dodge dakota 3.9 5 sp does fall to about 19 mpg .... but what the hell my one corvette has averaged 24 mph over its entire 10 year life time... i have to wonder how much fuel milage a hybird would loose it it had any full grocery bags stuffed inside...so much weight would really kill the gas mileage bob griffihs.. technology has gotten a long way hasnt it! ;- cripes my wifes 93 caprice got 22 mph last trip with the air on driving 75 mph with four people in the car. try that in a hybrid! plus the trunk is big enough to hold 2-3 bodies and the rear seat leg room is good. the darned thing has 150k miles on it too. it is large enough so it feels like you are sitting in a car too not wearing it! greg .

From : unca bob rluc no spamverizon net

noticed in last eveings local paper am article under the headline defroster air-conditioning put dent in hybrids milage mark phelan from knight ridder papers seems they tested a few hybrids in real world conditions from late summer thru most of this winter... look at these figures toyota prius... rated at 60 city 51 highway racked up 22.8 mpg ford escape.. rated at 36 and 32 by the epa racked up 21.6 mpg the honda accord with the electric motor rated at 29 & 37 racked up 20.4 mpg i mean in the winter my little dodge dakota 3.9 5 sp does fall to about 19 mpg .... but what the hell my one corvette has averaged 24 mph over its entire 10 year life time... i have to wonder how much fuel milage a hybird would loose it it had any full grocery bags stuffed inside...so much weight would really kill the gas mileage bob griffihs.. .