Fuel Hoses Lines/piping And Fittings Problems of Chrysler 200

We drive a 2013 Chrysler 200, 3. 6l v6. We have 12,500 miles on the car. This month we are experiencing a stalling problem at slow speeds when getting ready to stop. I took the car on the highway to see if the problem existed at high speeds. I set the cruise control and it died two times in ten minutes. The car started back up with no problems. I checked on line to see if there were any recalls on my 200. There is an NHTSA campaign number 13v043000 (Feb 06,2013) that is categorized as fuel system, gasoline. This may be the issue but the Chrysler dealer did not acknowledge this as a recall for my vehicle. This recall is for a gas tank that has a broken control valve in the fuel tank assembly. I think that my problem with the car could be one that was discovered two years ago on 2011 Chrysler 200 with 3. 6l v6 engines. My car has shut off when idling or coming to a stop without a warning sign and no dash indicator light. I turned the key to off and restarted the engine. It started right away and I believe that it let me start it while it was still in drive. My car has stalled (4) times in the last week. The NHTSA opened an investigation into stalling problems on June 22, 2012. It covered an estimated 87,288 vehicles. Chrysler announced they had identified a powertrain control module (pcm) defect in their 3. 6l engines. The pcm was initiating a purge monitor check while the engine was at idle or slowing down. The purge resulted in an "overly rich vapor condition that caused the engine to stall". Chrysler developed a software patch which reprograms the pcm. The patch was released as part of a "customer satisfaction program" in September 2012. The NHTSA closed the investigation and did not force Chrysler to issue a recall because Chrysler classified the problem as "low risk".

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The contact owns a 2012 Chrysler 200. The contact stated that after having his vehicle serviced for NHTSA campaign number: 13v282000 (air bags , electrical system) the check engine light illuminated at 50 mph. The vehicle was taken to a the dealer for inspection and they stated that the evac hose needed to be replaced due to the fact that a rodent had eaten the hose. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 33,122. Updated 02/11/lj the consumer stated there was a problem with the fuel tank evaporate hose.

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