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Re: Chrysler 2.7 V6
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Posted by RB/CT on December 01, 2004 at 14:41:03 from (67.163.171.82):
In Reply to: Chrysler 2.7 V6 posted by dhermesc on December 01, 2004 at 09:48:28:
Thats odd,as that vehicle is widely used by rental companies. Chrysler like others outsources parts to the lowest bidder, and quality is down. High mileage out of a Chrysler vehicle is rare, mainly with Hondas and Toyotas. My 92 Voyaguer 3.0, has its problems, the transmission going at 65k, paint peeling, oil leaks etc. My 98 Ford F-15- 4.2 v-6, bit the dust at 80k, Crankshaft problems, along with head problems with this motor. No more Fords or Chrysler products for me, future might be Toyota. My suggestion, its warranteed so its covered, or do an engine analysis, (about $20) after it gets 20k or so and see the results. Good luck.
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