I went shopping and returned to my care. The engine would not start. I called AAA and there was nothing they could do. I had the car towed. I checked all the fuses and found the fuse in the trunk was blown. After changing the fuse the engine started right up. This has happened on more than one occasion. i now know what to do.
I went shopping. I returned to my car tried to start it and nothing happended (no sound no nothing). Since this had happened to me once before I know what to try. I popped the hood, removed all the "black" relay fuses. I let them sit for about 1 minute and then reinstalled them. The car started right up. I don't know what causes this problem but it is horrible. The first time this happended I thought the alarm malfunctioned. I was stuck for hours trying to figure it out before I called the tow truck. I had the car towed home and tried everything. (I am a troubleshooter.) I realized that once I removed and replaced the fuses that it started. I made a note of it just in case it happened again. Wow this is horrible. If you have no clue the dealer will charge you a fortune. I will never purchase another dodge vehicle.
- trip2eveland,
Moreno Valley, CA, US
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I went shopping and returned to my care. The engine would not start. I called AAA and there was nothing they could do. I had the car towed. I checked all the fuses and found the fuse in the trunk was blown. After changing the fuse the engine started right up. This has happened on more than one occasion. i now know what to do.
- trip2eveland, Moreno Valley, CA, US