I'd be afraid of them screwing around with "waiting for parts". Fact is, they probably WON"T have parts in stock for it. But sure, I guess you can - it's a Chrysler product, you'd THINK they can work on it. (And if it IS a broken hose or leaking hose - if they are worth their names, they should be able to come up with a fix without waiting for the exact hose from Germany! But don't count on it.)


But it SHOULD be fairly easy to fix yourself. But I know, not all of us are interested in working on our cars... most of us here are, but it's understandable if you don't want to.


Just be prepared: those people make a LIVING out of working on cars - this will cost you.



EDITED POST AT THE TOP OF THE HOUR!