Blown Head Gasket Problems of Plymouth Breeze

The contact owns a 1998 Plymouth Breeze. The contact stated the vehicle was parked when he noticed a large amount of oil leaking from the engine. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who stated that one of the head gaskets was blown. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure, but offered no assistance. The failure and current mileages were 79,000.

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Head gasket blown. Estimates range from $700 to $1500 to repair. This seems to be a common problem with this make and model of vehicle, both Plymouth and Dodge from other complaints on this web site and repair shops. Is there a recall or any help to repair from Chrysler?.

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Consumer noticed a oil leak, mechanic determined headgasket was blown.

When driving head gasket blewout, causing oil to leak.

While traveling at 30mph head gasket blewout, and oil spilled out. Contacted dealer, and dealer was aware of problem, but still did not do anything for consumer.

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Vehicle leaks oil. Head gaskets are blown for fourth straight time. Contacted dealer, and dealer stated they fixed problem, and it was not a safety issue.

Gasket blown causing oil leak.

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Head gasket blewout, causing oil leakage. Dealer and manufacturer have been notified. The consumer did research on internet and discovered quite a large number of complaints regarding head gasket leaking of this make of vehicle.

I have owned this car since 1998 . When I purchased the car it had 28,000 mi. On it. Just when the next 36,000 mi rolled over yhe head gasket blew. Now another 30,000 mi it blew again. I called the original dealer they said there is a problem with the 2. 0 litre engines head gasket but there is no recall at this time. Home office refuses to make a call.

Head gasket blew after warranty expired.

Head gaskets blewout, and engine check light came on. Vehicle started leaking oil. Contacted a dealer, and dealer got approval from Chrysler to fix vehicle at no charge.

Was traveling approx. 60-65 mph when engine head gaskets blew, and vehicle was leaking fluid on the roadway. Took to dealer & informed by mechanic the leakage was coming from the head gaskets & needed to be repaired.

Head gasket blown. Nlm.

Engine head gasket blew out, causing oil to leak from engine. Dealer/mfr. Notified and refused to repair unless cost goes to consumer.

Head gaskets have blown out and are leaking oil into the engine compartment. Also, engine check light keeps coming on. Dealer has not seen vehicle.

Head gasket blewout, causing oil to leak onto engine. Dealer has repaired vehicle.

Engine head gasket blew. Nlm.