Owners/service Manual Problems of Chrysler 300C

After refueling my car suddenly lost acceleration and stalled without any warning as I was leaving the gas station. I restarted the car and the same thing happened 3 more times. This particular incident has happened four times before; each time I ‘topped off’ my gas tank. I was concerned that I could be involved in an accident so I took the car to the ‘dealership’ and after several days was told that the fuel line was cracked and the gas tank needed to be replaced. After paying $1,700. 00 and renting a car for 4 days, I was told that the problem will go away. We shall see. My car is well maintained with oil changes every 3,000 miles with only 55,000 miles. I also only use 89 octane fuel as recommended in the owner’s manual. I contacted Chrysler and was told that there is no recall on this, even though quite a number of drivers have complained about this same problem. They all complained that the car stopped after refueling and ‘topping off’ the tank. I think this should be a recall.

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After refueling, my car suddenly stalled as my children and I were leaving the gas station. I was able to restart the car and continue driving. As I was driving, the car started losing acceleration and would "jump" around. The check engine light and eps light came on. I pulled over,turned the car off, and manually turned the eps light off. The car started, the eps light went off, but on occasion on it would lose power. The check engine light has been on ever since. I took the car to the dealership the next day and I have been told that the crankshaft sensor needs replacing but can't guarantee that is what's wrong with the car since he keeps getting different codes each time he does diagnostic.