Engine check light had came on ,and vehicle kept losing power due to a blown head gasket leaking oil. Dealer replaced head gasket twice before. However, engine is losing power again.
1997 Plymouth Breeze engine complaints
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Because of the coolant bottle system failure, the vehicle bubbles and gurgles after turning off. Et
Oil had gotten into the raditor.
Head gaskets have blown out and are leaking oil into the engine compartment.also, engine check light keeps coming on. Dealer has not seen vehicle.
At various speeds the vehicle will completely shut down, causing loss of vehicle control. Cause unknown. Dealer cannot identify the problem.
Major oil leak from head gasket, dealer says common problem and wants $579 to repair. Found this is a common problem and chrysler is paying 1/2 cost through some dealers. This should be a recall item!
Head gasket leaked. Nm
Vehicle leaking oil. Replaced engine head gasket. Consulted 2 dealers. Both said this is a common problem with this model. Should a recall be initiated?
The lobes on the engine camshaft are prematurely wearing, resulting in loss of power. Cause of the excessive wear is due to the improper size of the cams during installation . *ak.et
Engine head gasket blew out, causing oil to leak from engine. Dealer/mfr. Notified and refused to repair unless cost goes to consumer.
Consumer noticed oil leaking from vehicle. Vehicle taken to dealer for repairs. During repairs and service dealer found pin in camshaft sheared off, and two valves needed replacement. Consumer believed this condition was caused by manufacturer.
Camshaft has a slight infection per the dealer . When the vehicle was in motion it would not exceed speeds of 40mph. The vehicle has been repaired by the dealer.
Vehicle stalled.
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