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Chrysler says a design change prevents the mechanical problem, which impacted an undisclosed number of vehicles, from appearing in new engines.
| Chrysler dealers fix faulty Pentastar V6 engines: Autoweek TV
08/13/12, 4:56 pm et
Also in this episode: The DeltaWing Le Mans prototype may become the next Indy Lights car, and we review the winners of this past weekend's motorsports events.
TRANSCRIPT
-- Chrysler dealers are fixing plenty of Pentastar V6s.
-- We may see more of the DeltaWing race car.
-- And we catch up on the winners from the weekend's racing action.
I'm Rory, brining you a Monday edition of Autoweek TV. Here's the news:
Chrysler Group dealers are seeing a stream of vehicles with faulty V6 engines flow into their service departments.
Automotive News, our sister publication, reports that the issue with the Pentastar V6 involves the cylinder head. Chrysler uses the... |
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