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9.0

really awful

Typical Repair Cost:

no data

Average Mileage:

43,875 miles

Total Complaints:

2 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. replace lifters (2 reports)
Dodge Intrepid engine problems

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problem #2

2008Dec 10

Intrepid SE 2.7L V6

  • Automatic transmission
  • 45,000 miles

i paid 12,000cash the car was only 4200 miles so i decide to come back to my country Guatemala . i was going in the hgw and i start to smell something like antifreeze so i stop and look under the car the car had a like it was the water pump so i fixed after that the front shocks ...a/c stop working ...the check engine litght .....any time i make a turn in my car make a noise something like ;;;clack;;;;so i been spending about 4,500 for this car sorry about my English i lived in Texas 3 years ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; i never going to buy this again

Oscar P.

Guatemala, GT, Guatemala

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problem #1

2008Dec 08

Intrepid SXT 3.5L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 42,750 miles

i had what sounded like a lifter knock for about a month. I tried changing the oil repeatedly I tried adding RESTORE to the oil, I evn spent the extra buck for the Lucas oil additive. Nothing worked, still had that damn knock. I brought it to the dealership and the mechanic tried telling me it wasn't a lifter knock. he said it was the fuel injectors making the noise. Yeah, and i must be low on headlight fluid, right? needless to say i went to a different dealership 2 hours away and sure enough, popped the valve train cover and there were 2 loose lifters.

nauceder

Havelock, NC, USA

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