Why does my 2006 Chrysler 300 shut down while driving all of a sudden I can have a serious accident

Asked by Darlene2333 May 26, 2014 at 12:39 PM about the 2006 Chrysler 300 Touring RWD

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On a budget and really need to get to the point and fixes it   I can't afford anyone
quessing what it might be

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chassy answered 9 years ago

sorry but diagnosing a car problem is a guessing game,plain and simple.Diagnosing a flat tire is easy;but,diagnosing why your car stalled is a completely different animal. d.i.y. is all about trying to learn what could be wrong and then checking to see what is really wrong. How about some details?

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chassy answered 9 years ago

That would be part of the info you can supply. also-how did it shut down? With a spudder and a jerk or by speed gradually reducing or just plain dead? Details please!

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