The car was hesitating. I did have it in to the sister dealership but cannot locate the paperwork for that instance. They also had to replace the torque converter seal because it was leaking.
This vehicle had been in the shop 3 time for the exact same problem. # 3 fuel injector goes bad, floods the crankcase with fuel, high pressure fuel pump goes out. Now this date, December the 21, it's making the same noise it usually makes and now there is water in the oil or fuel, not sure which one. This car cost my daughter @ 25000 dollars which she put down $5,000 so a 30,000 dollar car not worth having.
The thing that makes me upset with this is trade in value had diminished greatly because of the repairs that has been made and not fixed yet. Nobody wants a vehicle the had been repaired 4 times for the same thing. So if fuel is leaking into the crankcase because of fuel injector flooding the cylinder then this tells me it's only a matter of time before engine failure. We all know you put gas into oil it cuts it ability to lubricate the motor properly. I'm not sure what I need to do. I think GA has a no lemon law. This seems to happen just a few months after the repairs have been made.
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The car was hesitating. I did have it in to the sister dealership but cannot locate the paperwork for that instance. They also had to replace the torque converter seal because it was leaking.
- Annette S., Madison, US