Chrysler 300m 2.7 overheating.

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Asked by Guru5N28Z Jan 22, 2018 at 06:58 PM about the 2006 Chrysler 300

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2006 Chrysler 300 with a 2.7 l.
Had a mechanic come and change the
thermostat fill it with antifreeze and got
all the air out of the system. The car runs
up till about midway's and stays there
and then all the sudden it jumps up into
the red cut the car off. Let it cool for a
few minutes and then it doesn't want to
crank. Once it cools completely down it
cranks and runs fine. I have seen no
water on the ground other than when it
balls over from being hot. The fans are
working fine, new thermostat, air
evacuated from the system but still
doing the same thing. Does anyone think
it could be the temperature sending unit
that's causing it to fluctuate so much
and run hot

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charles answered 6 years ago

sill have air in the system,I know he bled it all the way. going to need to do it again.

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Guru5N28Z answered 6 years ago

It idles rough at times and after running hot it wont crank till it is cool to the touch. Had tstat changed due to mechanics recomendation. It has boiled over slightly a couple of times but when it starts getting hot i shut the car down to prevent engine damage

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Guru5N28Z answered 6 years ago

Thanks, gonna try that tomorrow. Will follow up tomorrow. Thanks again

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