Dodge Archives - R & R Motors LLC

2018 Dodge Grand Caravan
Mileage
203,542
Service Date
4/16/2025
Services Performed
Inspected and Found – We found codes P0420 (Catalyst System Efficiency Below Threshold Bank 1), P06DD (Engine Oil Pressure Control Circuit Stuck Off), & P0128 (Coolant Temperature Below Thermostat Regulating Temperature). Replacing the thermostat will take care of P0128. P06DD refers to a faulty oil pressure sensor. This sensor is located in the engine oil cooler. The engine oil cooler assembly is leaking, and recommend replace both items at the same time. Cylinder #4 is misfiring. We will be able to diagnose this when the oil cooler is replaced. The code P0420 refers to a faulty bank 1 catalytic converter, which will need to be replaced, but don't recommend addressing until the other items are taken care of.
Inspected & Found – The brake and power steering fluids are very dark and should be serviced. The belt is showing signs of wear. A tune-up may be due based off of mileage. All of the other vehicle fluids and coolant hoses are in good condition at this time. The front brakes have approx. 50% remaining The rear brakes have approx. 20% remaining The transmission cooler lines are leaking onto the transmission and will need to replaced.
Heidi B. gave our service a 5 star review on 4/17/2025
2014 Dodge Grand Caravan
Mileage
180,662
Service Date
11/15/2024
Services Performed
Inspected and Found – We found codes P0205 (Cyl. # 5 Injector Open), P0305 (Cyl. #5 Misfire), and P219A (Bank 1 Air/Fuel Ratio Imbalance). There is a dead miss on Cyl. #5. We believe it is a failed injector, but will need to pull the plenum to test at the injector itself.
FUEL INJECTOR – Remove & Replace – Cyl. #5 – [Includes: R&I Intake Plenum Gasket.]
Inspected & Found – The power steering brake fluids are getting dark and should be serviced in the near future. All of the other vehicle fluids, tune-up items, belts, and coolant hoses are in good condition at this time. The front brakes have approx. 70% remaining The rear brakes have approx. 50% remaining
Grant B. gave our service a 5 star review on 11/15/2024
2005 Dodge Stratus
Mileage
144,381
Service Date
10/6/2023
Services Performed
Inspected and Found – We found the battery was completely dead, and after charging, tested poorly at 30%. After some testing, we found the PCM was disabling the starting system due to having an incorrect security key. With the correct key, the vehicle now starts and runs as it should.
Lube, Oil, Filter
COOLING SYSTEM – Clean & Flush – [DOES NOT include R&R hoses and thermostat.]
Inspected & Found – The transmission and power steering fluids are getting dark. The coolant is cloudy with particulates floating in it. These fluids should be serviced. The oil pan is leaking as well. All of the other vehicle fluids are full and in good condition. The tune up items, and belts are in poor condition. The coolant hoses are in good condition. Front brakes are at about 60%. Rear brakes are at about 40%.
Robert B. gave our service a 5 star review on 10/9/2023
2016 Dodge Durango
Mileage
94,374
Service Date
12/30/2022
Services Performed
Inspected and Found – Found Codes stored in system P0018-Crankshaft/Camshaft correlation and P000D-Cam position slow response. Cleared codes and none returned. Variable cam timing system is working normally right now. Engine oil condition can cause these codes to set, spoke with customer who said they had just done the oil change. Recommend driving vehicle to see if codes persist.
Charles K. gave our service a 5 star review on 1/9/2023
2009 Dodge Challenger
Mileage
28,471
Service Date
11/30/2022
Services Performed
Inspected and Found – We found code U1417 (Implausible Left Wheel Distance Signal Received) and C102A (Left Rear Wheel Speed Comparative Performance), indicating the drivers rear wheel speed sensor has failed and will need to be replaced.
Lube, Oil, Filter
WHEEL SPEED ABS SENSOR – Remove & Replace – Rear,Left
Inspected & Found – All of the vehicle fluids, tune-up items, belts, and coolant hoses are in good condition at this time. Both front and rear brakes have approx. 70% remaining
Josh C. gave our service a 5 star review on 12/15/2022
2006 Dodge Pickup
Mileage
104,998
Service Date
11/29/2022
Services Performed
Inspected and found – We found the rear pinion nut to have been slightly backed off, causing the clunking noise. We applied thread-lock and re-set the preload on the pinion bearing.
KICKDOWN BAND – Adjustment – 4WD – Includes Transmission Flush
FUEL FILTER – Remove & Replace – Diesel Engine
Inspected & Found – The transmission shifts soft into 2nd gear due to the brands being out of adjustment and the fluid being dark. We recommend flushing the fluid, replacing the filter, and tightening the bands to take care of this issue. All of the other vehicle fluids, belts, and coolant hoses are in good condition at this time. The front brakes have approx. 15% remaining The rear brakes have approx. 25% remaining The fuel filter may be due if it has never been replaced before. The steering wheel does not return-to-center due to the gear box beginning to fail and will need to be replaced. The ball joints have some slight play at this time. There is a growling noise coming from the front tires being cupped, due to failed shocks.
Mike C. gave our service a 5 star review on 12/2/2022
2005 Dodge Magnum
Mileage
137,168
Service Date
10/26/2022
Services Performed
Inspected and Found – The tires are worn out on the inside edges. We could not duplicate the noise. All of the brakes are at 60% or better. The only noise we hear was from a can of spray paint in the back. The turn signals do not self cancel. This is likely due to a faulty turn signal switch.
David S. gave our service a 5 star review on 10/28/2022
2014 Dodge Grand Caravan
Mileage
128,928
Service Date
10/11/2022
Services Performed
Inspected and Found – We found several throttle body codes and cleared them. Code P2110 returned. We inspected the throttle body and found the intake bellows had been removed from the throttle body. We then found insulation from the battery in the throttle body. We removed the insulation that was wrapped up in the throttle body shaft, cleared the code again and it does not return. The engine oil cooler is leaking oil in the engine valley.
Inspected & Found – The transmission and power steering fluids are getting dark. The torque converter has some shuddering. Recommend starting with a transmission service, however, there is no guarantee that this will fix this issue. The engine oil cooler is leaking onto the intake valley. All of the other vehicle fluids are full and in good condition. All of the tune up items, belts, and coolant hoses are in good condition at this time. Front and rear brakes are all at about 30%.
Grant B. gave our service a 5 star review on 10/13/2022
2006 Dodge Pickup
Mileage
127,796
Service Date
3/29/2022
Services Performed
Customer Concern – Check over thoroughly.
Transmission Service w/o Filter Replacement
RADIATOR HOSE – Remove & Replace – Gas Both
ALTERNATOR DRIVE BELT – Remove & Replace – Gas – [Includes: Serpentine and V-Belt type Belt(s).]
AXLE SHAFT ASSEMBLY – Remove & Replace – R1500 Right Side
CALIPER – Remove & Replace – Both, Front – [Includes: Bleed System and replace Pads (if necessary).]
CALIPER – Remove & Replace – Both, Rear – [Includes: Bleed System and replace Pads (if necessary).]
Service Rear Differential
Inspected & Found – The rear differential fluid was dark, it is being serviced during this visit. All of the other vehicle fluids are full and in good condition. The tune up items are in good condition. The belts and radiator hoses are being replaced during this visit. Front brakes are at about 20%. The customer has decided to have these replaced at this time. Rear brakes are at about 10% remaining. We recommend at least the pads and rotors. The right front CV axle boots are cracked and leaking grease. We are replacing the axle on this service.
Todd T. gave our service a 5 star review on 4/11/2022
2006 Dodge Pickup
Mileage
109,213
Service Date
12/17/2021
Services Performed
Inspected and Found – There were history codes P2128, C1009, and B2213 stored. We cleared them and they have not returned. There is no visible coolant in the radiator. We see no leaks at this time. The coolant that is visible in the recovery bottle is in poor condition. We recommend starting with a thorough coolant flush. The heater core and/or radiator may be plugged as well, but we won't know for sure until after the coolant flush. Afterwards the heat from the vents still fluctuates as well as the temperature gauge. We recommend getting an OE thermostat from the dealer and trying that to correct this issue.
RADIATOR – Remove & Replace – V8,Automatic Trans
COOLING SYSTEM – Clean & Flush – (Includes Back Flush Heater Core)
Diana H. gave our service a 5 star review on 12/24/2021

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