CHECK ENGINE light & a shudder
CHECK ENGINE light & a shudder
went out last night, to go out for dinner, cranked it up and the CHECK ENGINE light is on, and the thing is shaking,shuddering like it's not hittin' on all cylinders, around the block, and straight back to the house.
Not good...............
Any help?
Fuel is low, but not "that" low..... otherwise, everything's normal that I am aware of... we are talking less than 2000 miles on this baby
First the heater blower thing (no small thing in Wisconsin) .. now this!
Having a hard time convincing the wife not to call it HER new nickname for it.. the cra*fire
HELP PLEASE? It's Sunday... I need something to tell her til the dealership opens tomorrow!
Not good...............
Any help?
Fuel is low, but not "that" low..... otherwise, everything's normal that I am aware of... we are talking less than 2000 miles on this baby
First the heater blower thing (no small thing in Wisconsin) .. now this!
Having a hard time convincing the wife not to call it HER new nickname for it.. the cra*fire
HELP PLEASE? It's Sunday... I need something to tell her til the dealership opens tomorrow!
I had the same thing happen to my 04 Sebring, turns out there was a misfire in multiple cylinders, which caused the shuddering (obviously because the power wasn't balanced). It did eventually stop shuddering (i'm assuming all the spark plugs started firing again) but I still had the engine light on. Turns out the OBD would detect excess fuel in the exhaust, and since there was too much and the engine couldn't burn it off, the engine light comes on. The dealer then changed all of my spark plugs.
Re: MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR
Originally Posted by Stranded_2004
Well.... the mass air flow sensor is now on "BACK ORDER"....
D/C is really going to have to do something about parts availability. Tires, wheels, engine components, sheet metal, etc. have to be there if they want the original owners of this flagship vehicle to continue to spread the word!
In my business, I do what it takes to make it right, if there is a legitimate customer complaint. D/C has to do that as well. There have been far too many complaints about this on this forum (mine included), for it to get ignored. Did M/B have this problem with the SLK? I doubt it....
And I am sorry, but the parts availability at a premium price (posted in another thread) sounds like extorsion to me.
My real problem with this is - if there are no parts available, then how can they continue to build new cars?
Don't get me wrong. I think this is a great car, and I am glad I bought mine. But part of having a great car is the feeling of good, quick, and reasonably priced support when there is a problem!
OK M/B & D/C - find or make some parts, ship them out, and get these cars back on the road!!!
In my business, I do what it takes to make it right, if there is a legitimate customer complaint. D/C has to do that as well. There have been far too many complaints about this on this forum (mine included), for it to get ignored. Did M/B have this problem with the SLK? I doubt it....
And I am sorry, but the parts availability at a premium price (posted in another thread) sounds like extorsion to me.
My real problem with this is - if there are no parts available, then how can they continue to build new cars?
Don't get me wrong. I think this is a great car, and I am glad I bought mine. But part of having a great car is the feeling of good, quick, and reasonably priced support when there is a problem!
OK M/B & D/C - find or make some parts, ship them out, and get these cars back on the road!!!
Originally Posted by jsisabella
My real problem with this is - if there are no parts available, then how can they continue to build new cars?
BUT... they may overestimated demand for the Roadster (like they did for the Coupe), and keep parts tied up to build Roadsters. :twisted:
Originally Posted by Stranded_2004
now it's gettin' .... well... what can I say....
3 months of ownership.... 3 payments (yes I have to make those)...
and 3 WEEKS (and still counting) IN THE SHOP!
geeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
3 months of ownership.... 3 payments (yes I have to make those)...
and 3 WEEKS (and still counting) IN THE SHOP!
geeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Originally Posted by David Burns
Originally Posted by jsisabella
My real problem with this is - if there are no parts available, then how can they continue to build new cars?
BUT... they may overestimated demand for the Roadster (like they did for the Coupe), and keep parts tied up to build Roadsters. :twisted:
Oh well............... alas and alack.......
mustn't complain though... :x