What battery group size does the 1998-2003 Dodge Durango take?

The 1998-2003 Dodge Durango takes a BCI Group 27 battery. Pick a battery with at least 600 cold cranking amps; more is a safe upgrade. The group code is what makes the battery physically fit the tray and reach the cables — buy by group. This is cross-checked against the automaker's own battery chart and a retailer finder; your owner's manual is the final word.

1998-2003 Dodge Durango battery group size

The exact BCI group size your Durango takes — the code that decides which battery physically fits and reaches the cables. Cross-checked against the automaker's own chart and a retailer finder so you buy the right one the first time.

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Battery group size

27Flooded lead-acid2 sources

Verified · cross-checked against 2 independent sources · Jun 2026

OE minimum CCA

≥ 600

Choose at least this — never a verified figure

A battery is bought by its group size. Shop Group 27 batteries that physically fit — double-check the group printed on the battery against your car before you buy.

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Where this came from

Interstate Batteries 2023 Application Guide (BCI/Clarios feed — retailer finder, one witness) — source“Dodge • Durango 2003-98 V8/5.9L 27 600”
oem_parts — source“Durango 2003-1998 DN 27 BBH27750AA 750”

The group size carries our verified badge only when the automaker's own battery chart and an independent retailer finder agree on it — two genuinely separate sources, never two resellers of the same data. CCA is shown as an OE minimum, a “choose at least this” floor, never a verified number, because the right CCA is a property of the battery you pick. Your owner's manual is always the final word.