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2006 300c 5.7 hemi

So Im 17 and just bought my first car for $3200, 2006 300c 5.7 Hemi about couple days ago and I bought it off the original owner who bought it new off the lot in 2007, he maintain it nice and said that there was nothing wrong with it and that it was drove fine. I’ve put about 300 miles on it in about 2 days and I’ve loved it, I’ve given it just a little bit of gas but nothing over 3400 rpms, it drives smooth a little squeaky in the front right but other than that it’s smooth. The check engine light turned on but I looked at the code and it was the 0404 which is the EGR and the part is cheap so that should be an easy fix. It just hit 218k miles today. My question is how does this engine sound to you guys and do you think it will be reliable. I don’t hear a tick I don’t think. Does this engine have a lot more life and how many rpms is too much load on it to where I can hurt it but a good range so I can still have some fun. I’ve also heard that letting these engines idle can be bad for it so would sitting in my car for my 20 minutes break damage or hurt it. What are some tips to help make this engine last and stay reliable.

u/Old-Contract6803 — 2 days ago
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2.4 vs 2.0 liter clutch hydraulics

Hi

Can anyone confirm that a 2.4 master clutch cylinder fits on a 2.0 liter cruiser? Build is 2000.

And even further would a 2.4 liter full hydraulic set so including slave an prefilled etc fit?

I am getting mixed signals, one supplier told me the 2.4 would not fit, there is a huge price difference but the internet sites tell me it should fit. Any experience?

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u/AccessAppropriate776 — 2 days ago

Traded my Chrysler

Traded my Chrysler for a Corolla. My 2015,200 was such a great car for ten years, bought it new and never had a problem, well, until the TIPM went crazy at 84 K miles. I shipped the part to MAKS to have it repaired. I put the part in after two weeks of waiting and followed the directions, soft start, etc. nope, didnt work.This car was my retirement car... had to let it go because being older, i need dependability..

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u/AwardCandid6800 — 3 days ago

Still feels weird seeing a Chrysler 300 with a Lancia badge

Every time I see a Euro-spec Chrysler 300 or Voyager, my brain needs a second to process it.

Long plates, slightly different bumpers, Lancia badges… same basic car, completely different vibe. The Thema/300 crossover is still one of the weirdest bits of Chrysler history to me, but I kind of love it.

Anyone here ever owned, imported, or spotted one of the Lancia-badged versions? What gives it away first for you: the plate, badge, bumper, wheels, or something else?

u/RemarkableMany6297 — 5 days ago
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Chrysler 45 hp won’t idle

We rebuilt a carb the fuel pump and replaced all the fuel lines and still cannot get it to idle. I am not sure what the problem is. The motor is from the 70s, but everything seems to look good. Any advice would be appreciated.

u/ghshhhdjuc — 5 days ago

2018 Chrysler 300s 3.6 Code P06dd

P06dd comes and goes, oil pressure goes pass 40psi, (even above 60psi on highway when I push it) oil pressure sits between 20-30 when idle

Last owner changed the oil pump and oil sensor at 100k miles. Only thing I can think of is changing the soliend to the oil pump. I took it to multiple mechanics was told everything was fine. Oil chnages every 5k miles 5w-20 full synthetic, mobil one oil filter Open to all suggestions. Thanks

146k miles

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u/zeabion — 9 days ago