Engine Oil Leaking Problems of Chrysler Town & Country - part 2

My 2008 town and country Chrysler which had 74,000 miles locked up on me while driving. It was determined that their was no oil in the vehicle. I have had my oil changed every 3000 miles and I didnt have any signs of an oil leak at all. There is no sign of an oil leak in my driveway. Where did the oil go? the check engine light on the dash never came on nor the oil light came on. I have been told that my engine is gone and will have to be replaced. I want some type of explaination as to why and how this could happen from Chrysler. I have never had anything like this happen and the sad thing is I'm still paying for this vehicle. I have had numerous issues with the vehicle before. You couldn't have never convinced me that chrsyler had defective/lemon vehicle till now. I would appreciate some kind of reimbursement and a recall for current and future town and country owners.

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I have owned the van for 4 months. There is no visible oil leak but I seem to be losing 2 quarts of oil every 3000 miles. Its burning somewhere but no one can tell me anything. (mechanic and dealer) I have read about other owners stating the same thing. Came to this website to inform you of the issue.

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Brakes wear out and stop working every 10k miles. Engine consumes 1 quart of oil every 800 miles with no visible leaking or dripping.

The contact owns a 2010 Chrysler town and country. The contact stated that the vehicle stalled numerous times while driving at various speeds. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, who advised that the ignition switch needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 50,000 and the current mileage was 119,000. . . . Updated 03/07/14 the motor mounts, and hub assemblies needed to be replaced. Also, the vehicle had an oil pan leak, and the heater hose failed. Updated 03/13/14.

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The contact owns a 2004 Chrysler town and country. The contact recently purchased the vehicle and noticed that the rear beam axle developed extreme rust. The contact also stated that the mounts that held the rear leaf springs were almost completely rusted as well. In addition, the vehicle was loosing oil abnormally, but there was no signs of where the oil was leaking. The vehicle was not inspected or repaired. The failure and current mileages were 101,000.

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At zero miles, car was leaking oil. At first, Chrysler dealer claimed cracked oil pan but after replacing and leak still persisted. After returning car, it was discovered galley plug was cross threaded leading to leak. Hole had to be rethreaded and new plug inserted properly. Significant oil leak could have lead to engine damage and failure.

There was a recall for Chrysler power steering hoses and mine was fixed two years ago & they refuse to fix it again saying wear & tear. Also, they put out a notice (but not to owners) that the oil plate on these vehicles are leaking & there is no recall for that problem which I've already consulted 50 people with the same van and same problem.

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Multiple oil leaks during a 7 month period from 4/02-1/03 for a total of 6 reported times returned to dealership. Dealer has installed several new parts including oil filter adapter o-ring, oil filter adapter, adapter seal, oil cooler (twice), hose to oil cooler/adapter. Since 6 reported leaks and last repair on 1/15/03, have noticed 1 or 2 drops of oil on garage floor, but I am not certain it is fixed for good. Currently we are in arbitration through the ncds because of this and other repairs repeatedly performed.

Engine cylinder head blew, causing the oil to leak on the engine, and smoke appeared in the engine compartment. Dealer has been contacted.

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