Car bought one month ago w/23,000 miles. Drove for one month and ran beautifully. Drove out one day, turned it off for about 5 or less minutes, then car would not start. No clicking, no noises, just nothing. I called AAA thinking it's battery related. No, not the battery. After 15 min. Car started. I drove the car about 10 miles. Turned it off and it instantly started. Had air put in the tires by a Goodyear dealer.
Drove about 130 miles. The "i" icon for low inflated tires came on the dash board. It stayed on. Thru out the day the car was on and off without a problem. Later, I went to start the car and nothing. Would not start, and the trunk would not unlock. After 15 minutes, it started. Drove a short distance, turned off and would not start again until another 15 minute delay. Computer was replace by dealer (2nd visit), harness wires replaced (1st visit). Drove car home, ran great each time.
Next day, started, drove short distance. Returned to start car and it would not start. Dealer is still testing and said they were going to contact Chrysler (they are a Chrysler dealer and service dept). Today they said it was due to corroded wires but, want to keep and drive the car for a couple days for quality control. What does this sound like to you and will I have problems down the road after the warranty period is over?
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Tuesday, October 25th, 2011 AT 1:03 AM
