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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / February 2006

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Shock therapy for Chrysler Town and Country

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Dennis Arenson - 27 Feb 2006 16:24 GMT
My 2002 Chrysler town and Country van suddenly refused to let me turn
the key to start it up.  I tried all the conventional tricks like
moving the steering wheel a bit. Nothing!

In desperation I gave the car a hot shot from my brother in laws car.
I don't really know why.  There wasn't a hint of a battery problem.
(Lights lit, etc.)  The battery is less than a year old.

It worked!!  The shock therapy allowed me to turn the ignition switch
and the vehicle started immediately.

Any clues as to what the problem was?  Will it likely happen again?
Is there something I need to fix?

Help Please

Dennis
maxpower - 27 Feb 2006 22:45 GMT
> My 2002 Chrysler town and Country van suddenly refused to let me turn
> the key to start it up.  I tried all the conventional tricks like
> moving the steering wheel a bit. Nothing!

Refused to turn the key???? Didi the key not turn at all? was it stuck? If
the key did not want to turn (common problem) the waffers in the key
cylinder are worn out and the ign lock needs to be removed and recoded with
new tumblers/waffers

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech

> In desperation I gave the car a hot shot from my brother in laws car.
> I don't really know why.  There wasn't a hint of a battery problem.
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>
> Dennis
 
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