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The contact owns 2004 Dodge Intrepid. While driving 65 mph, the engine completely shut down. A mechanic stated that there were holes in the intake manifold allowing air to seep. No repairs were made. Dodge was notified. The current and failure mileages were 98,000. The engine size, VIN, and purchase date were unavailable.
I bought two 2004 Dodge:Intrepid w/3.5 L. & stratus w/2.7 L. from G.S.a. auction in June 2007. From day 1 of owing them. I kept getting check engine light on with fault codes concerning intermittent camshaft position sensor faults on both of them, and engine bucking. Then the check engine light will disappear. This will happen randomly. Now I face a dilemma with the state emissions testing. I have checked the circuits concerning this problem., but the situation remained the same.
- Abingdon, MD, USA
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- Winston Salem, NC, USA