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CarComplaints.com Notes: Chrysler has taken the boring small car frame of the Neon, grafted a 1930s-era roadster body on top and named it the PT Cruiser. While the new look may appeal to some, the vehicle has unfortunately also inherited many of the same problems as the Neon.
9.0
really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- $190
- Average Mileage:
- 96,600 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 6 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- not sure (6 reports)
electrical problem
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I have the car all apart. Dash off front of dash all off, Removing damaged headliner too. Removed the RKE unit right on top under the WHOLE dash pad. Started the car. Runs fine, AC works fine only it still won't turn off. Unplugging th fuse I guess for the winter. Removed the high side fan relay too. Low works fine and does not over heat when it is cool outside.I have questions now and wonder why the darned Forums did not tell anyone to do this???
I NEED a wiring diagram for the RKE. Power door locks won't work unless you push down the inside door locks or use a key on the front doors. Then only the front door each locks. The rears do not. We can live with that as the older cars were this way. But will anything else be affected? I JUST did this this week.
Your listening to an old retired instructor who taught this stuff. Drag raced for 18 years. But I never was really good with fixing computers! Unless I removed the hard drive and then replaced it with the exact same new component.
Our car has actual miles on its original clock 258,000 miles. Still gets 22-23 mpg. Still hums along at 70 mph. We have always changed the fluids at 3000 to 3500 miles religiously. We love our old car!!!!!! Just NOT Chrysler Corp. After Iaccoca retired it went to hell in a heartbeat. We'll NEVER buy another one! I do not care how cool they look or have a HEMI or not. And I OWNED many of those old hi perf. Dodges and Plymouths in my younger days....MANY.
- Joseph G., Branson, MO, US