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Old March 2nd 06, 06:57 PM posted to rec.autos.makers.chrysler
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Default One last 300M problem

One last item has turned up on my 300M. I had previously complained to my
dealer that once in a while when you turned off the car, a screech came from
under the hood. In other words. after the engine is off there is a 2 or 3
second screach. Of course Chysler could not find a problem. Any ideas? I
am wondering if it could be some kind of pressure build up in the ac system
causing a problem when the car is suddenly turned off. It just happened
twice on me but now I cannot duplicate. It seems more likely when the car
hasn't been used for a while and is used for a very short time.


 




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