Reliability Guide
Common Chrysler Problems
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Brand-wide Chrysler Problem Patterns
Suspension component wear (bushes, ball joints) is extremely common across the range due to the weight of the vehicles.
The 3.0 CRD diesel engine (300C/Grand Voyager) is prone to "swirl motor" failure caused by oil leaks.
Crossfire models suffer from "sticky" ignition barrels and faulty Relay Control Modules (RCM).
PT Cruisers are notorious for labor-intensive cambelt changes and overheating issues.
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