Old May 18, 2011 | 07:25 PM
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MikeR
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Default I 'FINALLY" got my cold no start fixed!!!

Some of you may remember that I was having a no start issue when the car was cold with a P0335 error quite some time ago...(2009) I had two SRT's so I just fiddled with it when I wanted and drove it when it was warm... Last Fall I sold the SSB so I was down to ONE SRT. I checked all the electronics and grounds and CPS sensor and wiring... and any thing else I could think of. I finally broke down 3 weeks ago and took it to a local indy MB shop and let them do a diag on it.... they called me and said they think the flex plate/ring gear was damaged and they were going in with a bore scope to verify. Damaged flex plate confirmed. What the heck! So they get the new part and it dosent fit.... send it back and get a second one...same part that dosent fit. So they have Chrysler and MB trying to figure out what the correct PN is. I emailed 32krazy and asked for if he could get the MB numbers. He sends me the data(see below) and I pass that to the shop. (THANK YOU!) That gets them to the correct Chrysler part number(mine was the old version based on date of engine build). They installed the new part and did the transmission connector fix and gave me my car back last week. I have been testing it for days to make sure it was fixed and all is great.

Here is the valid MB part numbers for the flex plate. Note that the first ring gear was changed twice. The bottom two parts the the current parts depending on your engine number.

47 A 112 030 06 12 RING GEAR Replaced by: A 113 030 00 12
47 A 113 030 00 12 RING GEAR Replaced by: A 628 030 00 12
47 A 628 030 00 12 RING GEAR [022] Up to engine: 60 013925
47 A 112 030 08 12 RING GEAR [023] As of engine 60 013926



Here are the pics of my flex plate. Note how little damage there is that caused me so much trouble. The shop said they found a sliver of metal wedged on the flex plate that came off a stringer in the housing. Not a problem for the housing which was my first question. He didnt save that little piece for me.






 
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