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Design flaw in Chrysler 300M 3.5 motor engine-- block head restrcition causing car to constantly overheat. I ahve spent well over $1000 now to get this fixed and correctly diagnosed and was notified by mechanic and Chrysler dealership that they have had 268 cases of these 300M vehicles with this problem. Very dangerous for overheating and possibility of fire. Chrysler headquaters has no knowledge, (I say apparently), but feel free to call montgomery brewbaker chrsyler and haigler's auto repair in montgomery Alabama and they will gladly indicate the seriousness of this situation. Apparentlt it's a flaw in the 3.5 engine in Chrysler. No apparent recall has been issued. Please advise and assist in correcting this major issue.
2002 Chrysler 300 M overheating concerns customer states that the metal filling from the manufacturing of the engine plugged the cooling system causing engine to overheat* the consumer stated that he wants a recall and compensation from the manufacturer.
- Holmen, WI, USA
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- Montgomery, AL, USA