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The battery went dead. Consumer had to jump the vehicle. The cables got crossed, causing a short which led to a fire. The ECM chip burned completely. Took vehicle to a mechanic, and was told the ECM chip should have never burned. It should have been a protective cover. Contacted Chrysler, who will do nothing assist the consumer.
While driving the lights were dimming on and off just before the engine shut down in the road. The engine began shifting, the battery partially melted, and the battery cable burned. Also the brake lines were all bent back due to the engine shifting approximately 4-6 inches. Consumer has called al. Miss. AZ. il. (52059100R) is the part number, NY. Says there are 243 consumers waiting for parts due to same defect. Chrysler says they cannot find a manufacturer for the parts. Also the oil filter was broken, and the oil casing is dented. This is the second time this has happened, the vehicle was modified by a Chrysler dealership the first time to remedy the problem. Chrysler has a 243 customer back order and more to order.
- Greenview, IL, USA
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- Sterling, VA, USA