Old Nov 24, 2006 | 05:39 PM
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Default Re: Crossfire must go...any Lemon Law advice?

I doubt that Chrysler would be successful in claiming that the accident is causing the problem with the transmission, as there is a known issue with cars prior to a certain build date.

I too have experienced the problem with the transmission popping out of first gear. I should have taken it back the first time it happened however it seemed then as if I might not have been placing it all the way in gear. I try to ensure that I put it all the way in gear just incase, which might be silly but I have not had the problem in several months, granted I do not drive the car as much as I used to.

I'm thinking of bringing it to the dealer to have it taken care of anyways, but I am hesitant due to the issues everyone has had with their local dealerships. I'm located in Knoxville, TN if anyone around here has had this issue successfully repaired, I would interested to know which dealer you took it to. From what I could find on the internet, there are only two of them in my immediate area.

I'd also like to get an alignment, as the car is pulling to the right but I'm not thinking I want to bring it to a dealer as they over charge for repairs. Can anyone in the Knoxville, TN area recommend a mechanic they trust with their Crossfire? Would appreciate it, would like to get it taken care of next time I'm home.
 
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