Do your auto maintenance, per the schedule for the car.

[rwl]

I suggest a Moderator nuke this entire thread and end the embarrassment.

I see the 04 300m has a 3.5 v-6 In the earlier posts it was stated it was a Interference engine? I've had Chrysler NewYorks for years with that engine and have broken 2 timing belts with no engine damage, is it a Interference engine? Just wondering.

[rwl]

[QUOTE=300 m;5023161]I see the 04 300m has a 3.5 v-6 In the earlier posts it was stated it was a Interference engine? I've had Chrysler NewYorks for years with that engine and have broken 2 timing belts with no engine damage, is it a Interference engine? Just wondering.[/QUOTE]

If I remember correctly 93-97 were not, 2008-2010 were. 2011 went to a 3.6 and a chain. I've seen broken timing belts in interference engines (not these) with no damage also. I'd buy a lottery ticket if it happened to me though.

[rwl]

[QUOTE=rivrtroller;5023129]Well I see that you have gone back and edited/deleted all your original postings on the vehicle . So the Honda is now a Chrysler 300 ? What year Chrysler is it ?[/QUOTE]

[url]https://www.walleyecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=377345&highlight=crank+sensor[/url]

It is possible it was this car, I remembered REW's post regarding this and a lot of talk about timing belts within that post back in 2014.

[QUOTE=rivrtroller;5023129]Well I see that you have gone back and edited/deleted all your original postings on the vehicle . So the Honda is now a Chrysler 300 ? What year Chrysler is it ?[/QUOTE]

As soon as I read Chrysler 300 I went back and looked because I swore it was a Honda or Nissan. Low and behold all we get is an edited post that says ===========

Lol. Shocked! I'm simply shocked!

Like I said.... BS from the get go.

[QUOTE=REW;5023137]River,
If I had originally said that the vehicle was a Honda, I apologize.

When I made the original post, I was quite shaken from the trauma of the morning.

The vehicle is a 2004 Chrysler 300M.

With everything working properly now, it is a wonderful full sized vehicle.

Be safe[/QUOTE]


You HAVE to be kidding me!

[REW]

RWL,
Yes, the car in question is the same Chrysler 300 that was being addressed back in 2014.

The starting resolution for that situation was the installation of a Mopar - Crankshaft position sensor.

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However, this time around, it required a different motor and transmission to resolve its issues.

[tv4fish]

[QUOTE]In the main time, I just do my best every day to try to help others, as well as to help my family whenever possible[/QUOTE]
And you are to be commended for that. I wouldn't let a few "naysayers" or jealous people dissuade you.