Now something happened to the intake and outtake valves. I was told it is common for this car. Now it will take 11hours to fix and something has to be fixed that will cost like 1300. So we are talking around 3-4,000 to fix...does this sound normal? I have taken very good care of this car. But I question if I should put that much money into it.? Is this the beginning of issues I'm going to have?
Last question is if I don't have it fixed, and sell it for parts, how much could I get for it? I think i would buy another 300C. Will it possibly have the same issue down the line?
What makes this problem better or worse?
I don't know, this all happened at the shop.
How long has your 2006 Chrysler 300 had this problem?
It happened all of the sudden. But I also only drove it 3 times in 4 months.
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