This is a problem that has been in the car every year since it was made. No wonder it was put on the chopping block early. Have owned 4 Chrysler vans and never had this problem, so why this model. Since Chrysler knows about this, why are they not finding a better manufacturer. This problem has turned into a make work project for Chrysler dealers, Ka Ching.

The first time the problem occured, the car was under standard warrenty at no charge. I have had this problem four times counting today. I'm a retired Chrysler employee and I hate to say this problem has been a royal pain. I don't do jackrabbit starts nor do I drive fast but if more people have this problem I understand why my company is having it's struggles.

I've tried to find out if there are recalls on this problem. I bought the car new and this has been a recurring problem.