You need to teach her how to recognize a blown fuse, where that fuse is and how to replace it. And give her a bag of those fuses.
My daughter had that Dart. In many ways it was a great little car. But it was constantly having issues like that and dealers were bewildered as to how to fix it.
Years age there was a saying, “Fix It Again, Tony”.
Oil press activated variable lift valve system? I would have replaced the engine. And darn it if the new engine isn't bad as well. What do you mean it was a bad fuse connection !! TEST DON'T GUESS !! How did the electric trunk release make any difference at times????
Chrysler with the stupid auto shut down, had tons of these come in with a broken wire in that circuit and intermittent no start. These guys actually know how to diagnose a problem with the parts cannon, rare these days. Great job!!!
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Omg. Hes good
Isn't Dodge Dart a curse word? In every language that ever existed?
Pretty common issue ive seen it a hundred times. These guys would love to have me at there shop
I figured it out as soon as he said Dodge.
A ponytail? Aren’t you like 80 yo?
Darts are terrible cars. Junk it.
Funny these vids how they allways clean clean hands clean clothes everytime i do work am filthy but yet these are so clean
You need to teach her how to recognize a blown fuse, where that fuse is and how to replace it. And give her a bag of those fuses.
My daughter had that Dart. In many ways it was a great little car. But it was constantly having issues like that and dealers were bewildered as to how to fix it.
Years age there was a saying, “Fix It Again, Tony”.
Complicated machines no longer being servants have become masters kiss
Had one like that on a Taurus. If hot inside the car. no start. roll down the window it would start
Oil press activated variable lift valve system? I would have replaced the engine. And darn it if the new engine isn't bad as well. What do you mean it was a bad fuse connection !! TEST DON'T GUESS !! How did the electric trunk release make any difference at times????
Job well done!
Most of the time, if it takes you hours to diagnose, it's going to end up being something stupid simple.
Always check the easy things first!
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The problem with your Dodge is that it's not a Toyota.
2011 Jetta, same issue, cam and crank sensors.
How do you tighten the terminals?
Diy’ers always check fuses and battery connections first because that’s all we know. This would have been easy for us.
Wow ! You guys are the BOMB ! Now that's true craftsmanship !
Stealership probably charged em $2000.00 for “Nothing”?
Sounds like all them shops were just throwing parts at the problem and not doing any real diagnostics.
First problem. No start! You mean no crank? Or crank but won’t run? As a tech. That’s the question I ask!
I wish you had a shop in middle Tennessee
Boss level stuff right there. Great job!
Chrysler with the stupid auto shut down, had tons of these come in with a broken wire in that circuit and intermittent no start. These guys actually know how to diagnose a problem with the parts cannon, rare these days. Great job!!!