I have had the engine and the transmission replaced in this car. Had to go back to FL from TX to have the warranty honored where I had the work done. Everything fine on my way back to Texas. All this was in Oct of 2011. Just a couple of weeks ago I noticed that when stopping it seemed as if the car was in limbo or there was a pause in the drivetrain or something. (I am a woman, sorry.) Someone said it may be the differential but I dont know what that is. Now when driving the rpm's will rev sometimes to almost 5000 going at speeds between 30 and 65. Turned around and came home because I dont want to make it worse and dont want to get stuck on the side of the road. Am not feeling good about this because we just sank 6k into this car. Am tired of the problems......can anyone shed any light on this situation. Will be eternally grateful.
my car is running in low gear and down shifts suddenly...rpm is at 4000 when traveling 30-60 mph...service engine light comes on , but goes off if i turn off the car and car will run fine for a bit, but then goes back to same issue after driving for a bit...2000 crystler sebring
- Traci M.,
Tigard, OR, US
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I have had the engine and the transmission replaced in this car. Had to go back to FL from TX to have the warranty honored where I had the work done. Everything fine on my way back to Texas. All this was in Oct of 2011. Just a couple of weeks ago I noticed that when stopping it seemed as if the car was in limbo or there was a pause in the drivetrain or something. (I am a woman, sorry.) Someone said it may be the differential but I dont know what that is. Now when driving the rpm's will rev sometimes to almost 5000 going at speeds between 30 and 65. Turned around and came home because I dont want to make it worse and dont want to get stuck on the side of the road. Am not feeling good about this because we just sank 6k into this car. Am tired of the problems......can anyone shed any light on this situation. Will be eternally grateful.
- Pamela S., Portland, TX, US