How To Replace The Fan Clutch 2004 Dodge Durango

[@davetrevino1361]

Dude please consider updating your title. gets people to the wrong spot and gives the impression you don't know what you're talking about. That is a first gen durango (99-03) not an 04 which is second gen. I literally have both in my drive.

[@mronemanband1]

use a big prybar and jam it on the back of the pully to the water pump

[@blanchy]

You sure this isn't an 03?

[@blanchy]

This is an 03

[@mattpewpewpew]

Definitely not an 04-09 Durango.

[@ronaldcach2779]

Hi Jim, Would this procedure be the same more or less, on my 2002 jeep liberty 3.7 liter with heavy duty cooling? Thanks Friend

[@jimthecarguy]

Yes it should be the exact same procedure. Thank you for watching . I'm happy to help. Don't forget to subscribe.

[@ronaldcach2779]

@@jimthecarguy Thank You

[@maloboy1806]

Hi Jim, I recently subscribed and now I need your help. My 1991 GMC Sonoma V6 4.3 starts to overheat but not boil over. It only does this at nighttime freeway driving above 60 mph. In stop and go Southern California driving temperature always stays normal. I’ve done a pressure test on the system and radiator cap, with no leaks. Has new thermostat and fairly new radiator and hoses. Water pump is about 14 years old no leaks or squeals bearings appeared to be good with no wobble. The temperature sensor right side of engine besides part plugs is new but I noticed there’s another one next to the thermostat which is probably the original. Finally, and a brand new clutch fan and still temperature climbs. I watch many of your videos and has helped me many times, this time I am stumped! Any advice I would deeply appreciate it.

[@ilovemyevo556]

that's not an 04 durango. mine isn't made like that

[@jimthecarguy]

Thanks for watching.

[@semco72057]

That can't be all that easy with the newer vehicles and I have replaced the clutch on a Lincoln years ago and that wasn't that easy either then and can imagine it being tougher on the newer ones.

[@jimthecarguy]

Oh yes for sure the older cars were much easier than the cars today.I hope all is well.