Fuel Injector Problems of Chrysler Town & Country

Filled my 2005 town and country with gas and when I started it acted funny, then as I was driving off it almost lost power on the road. It "bogged down", stuttered and eventually seemed as though it would die out. I continued driving slowly and it slowly seemed to start running right. However, it has not been the same and has periods of "bogging down" and like it has an issue trying to get power (or gas)when I try accelerating ever since I filled the tank. It almost seems to lose the power. No lights come on and the van has only has 85,000 miles on it. Glad no one was coming fast, I could've been hit just trying to come out the gas station!!! not sure if its the fuel injectors or gas tank issues! a very scary situation with my kids in the car with me!! now im afraid to fill it all the way and try to keep it lower then 3/4 filled which is difficult to do!.

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Nhtsa recall 00v268000/manufacturer's recall 895; o-rings have been replaced 3 times and still continue to leak. Manufacturer was notified. The o-rings and lock nut on the tank has been replaced 3 times within 3 weeks, the leak still continued, service manager stated that the fuel tank itself was defective and that the threaded neck had elongated, consumer had the tank replaced at his expense, Chrysler paid for half of the repairs.

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Engine check light comes and a smell from exhaust is on insde and outside of vehicle. Dealer has confirmed that injectors were leaking. Manufacturer stated there was a recall only for California residents.

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Recall 00v268000/fuel leakages: dealer informed that recall has not been issued, and manufacturer informed consumer that they were aware of recall, and willing to pay for part. But consumer had to pay for labor, and submit invoice for reimbursement. At quality Dodge in tooele, ut; phone# 435/882-2000. Seeking help from NHTSA in this matter.

Fuel injector "o" rings were leaking fuel onto engine, causing gas fumes to enter vehicle.

After smelling fuel van was taken to a mechanic. After looking at the main part of the engine, fuel was found to be pouring out of the fuel injector rail. A new fuel rail has been ordered to correct this problem. Please provide any further information.

Fuel injector o-ring have failed,causing fuel to leak which could result in fire hazard. Please provide further information.

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