One problem related to automatic transmission torque converter has been reported for the 2009 Chrysler 300. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2009 Chrysler 300 based on all problems reported for the 2009 300.
I have a year with my vehicle and it hasn't gave me any problems until now that the automatic transmission fluid needs to get drained. The gears wont shift correctly. Rpm¿s feel as though they are not rising proportionally to throttle input. Throttle response feels dead in certain instances. Sometimes the car will chirp/spin the tires off the line and the rpm¿s rise quickly, other times you can floor the car off the line and get absolutely nothing. General sluggishness in acceleration -significantly increased drop in rpm between shifts. So I looked it up and I found this article on 300 cars that from the makes 06-10 with rwd models the 42rle transmission uses ¿emcc¿. the way it is programmed to operate in this 4 speed transmission causes serious drivability issues a torque converterclutch in an automatic transmission will lock/unlock at certain speeds, but the torque converter clutch in the 42rle does not operate as Chrysler describes it in the owner¿s manual. There is alot more people with that same problem so please try to give ower recall complain a look. I love the Chrysler 300 series and would hate to keep going through this on a beautiful car.
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