intermitant fault

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Nic34, Apr 22, 2007.

  1. Nic34

    Nic34 Guest

    I have a 1998 2.0 se voyager, great car recently had problem with it
    juddering intermitantly, we have changed the fuel filter and the
    battery, stopped for couple of weeks re-started, my husband then
    replaced the alternator brushes and belt as sometimes battery light
    came on, it has been completely fault free for a month and has started
    again much more consistantly, can anyone help us please its actually
    making me want to get shot of it!!!!
     
    Nic34, Apr 22, 2007
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  2. Nic34

    maxpower Guest



    When was the last time it had a tune up including a good set of plug wires?
    and are there any fault codes stored in the PCM memory

    Glenn Beasley
    Chrysler Tech
     
    maxpower, Apr 22, 2007
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  3. Nic34

    Nic34 Guest

    Hi Glenn
    Thanks for replying, its had new plugs and ht leads fitted in the last
    few months, don't know how to access the pcm memory for fault codes
    though!!
    Could you help!!
     
    Nic34, Apr 24, 2007
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  4. Nic34

    damnnickname Guest

    it has to be done with a scan tool. some parts warehouses will do it for
    free.

    Glenn
     
    damnnickname, Apr 24, 2007
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  5. Nic34

    Nic34 Guest

    Bit the bullet and put it into Chrysler today they are having a look
    and quoting before doing anything!! If too expensive will do what you
    suggested again thanks for the help!
    Nichola
     
    Nic34, Apr 24, 2007
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  6. Nic34

    maxpower Guest

    let me know what they find

    Glenn
     
    maxpower, Apr 25, 2007
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  7. Nic34

    Nic34 Guest

    Found out nothing basically for £80 quid couldn't diagnose anything, i
    have written complaint letter, and to tell you the truth its been
    running great since i got it back, they tested the alternator
    output,input etc all ok, must be gremlins, but i have bought something
    else so it goes on Friday, thanks for everything.
    Nic
     
    Nic34, May 1, 2007
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  8. Nic34

    maxpower Guest

    Found out nothing basically for £80 quid couldn't diagnose anything, i
    have written complaint letter, and to tell you the truth its been
    running great since i got it back, they tested the alternator
    output,input etc all ok, must be gremlins, but i have bought something
    else so it goes on Friday, thanks for everything.
    Nic


    What was the reason to write a complaint letter?

    Glenn
     
    maxpower, May 2, 2007
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  9. Nic34

    Nic34 Guest

    I felt the reason was that i was paying for nothing being diagnosed,
    disappointing love the car, hey i was going to keep it as its running
    great but its got 102,000 miles on it now so time for something a bit
    newer, never know i may go back to them someday but i'm hearing too
    many scare stories about the new ones and two couples approached us on
    leaving the place to warn us not to buy from them so!!! see ya
     
    Nic34, May 2, 2007
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  10. Nic34

    maxpower Guest

    I felt the reason was that i was paying for nothing being diagnosed,
    disappointing love the car, hey i was going to keep it as its running
    great but its got 102,000 miles on it now so time for something a bit
    newer, never know i may go back to them someday but i'm hearing too
    many scare stories about the new ones and two couples approached us on
    leaving the place to warn us not to buy from them so!!! see ya


    I guess I just don't understand. If A technician spends time and cannot
    locate a problem because it is happening. He/she should still get paid for
    the effort especially in today's car with all the electronics. And to send
    in a complaint letter and then saying you may take it back.. now what kind
    of work do you think your going to get this time for your money..just a
    thought

    Glenn
     
    maxpower, May 2, 2007
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  11. Nic34

    Nic34 Guest

    I take it you are a technician, if i was one i would like to tell the
    customer this is what is wrong, not maybe its this or it could be that
    or we just don't know, drive it away and see if it happens when you
    are driving??? Thats the disappointing thing a mean if you go for a
    diagnosis at the doctor they are normally pretty thorough and i
    suspect if you gave them nearly £80 they would be on the ball!!!!
     
    Nic34, May 4, 2007
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  12. Nic34

    maxpower Guest

    I take it you are a technician, if i was one i would like to tell the
    customer this is what is wrong, not maybe its this or it could be that
    or we just don't know, drive it away and see if it happens when you
    are driving??? Thats the disappointing thing a mean if you go for a
    diagnosis at the doctor they are normally pretty thorough and i
    suspect if you gave them nearly £80 they would be on the ball!!!!


    When you go to the doctors you speak to the doctor, he can talk to you and
    get the information out of you that he needs to properly diagnosis your
    problem. A technician refers to an RO written by the service advisor and
    that service advisor get his info from the owner.

    Glenn
     
    maxpower, May 4, 2007
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  13. Nic34

    Nic34 Guest

    I get your point, but you must get mine also!!!!
     
    Nic34, May 6, 2007
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