Was nearly stranded with my 15 month old today when my 2006 exhibited some of the symptoms attributed to a faulty RCM. It seemed like the engine wasn't getting enough fuel. I have a lifetime Chrysler warranty, so I tried calling them for roadside assistance. The call center (obviously overseas) was no help. Funny thing is that they were so helpful when my CPS went bad a couple of years ago. After getting the runaround for 15 minutes, I tried starting the car and the engine started and ran just fine. I hung up on Chrysler (who, by the way, never called back) and drove home.

Temperature outside was around 70. I recently replaced the battery. I haven't tried scanning for codes yet. Does this sound like an RCM issue?

John