I start my Dodge Journey with my automatic starter and it starts but only run for 30 secs and cuts out

Asked by Guru55RGT Dec 28, 2017 at 12:23 PM about the 2011 Dodge Journey

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Starts my car with automatic starter and it starts but only runs for 30 secs

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Laura answered 6 years ago

I find mine does that if my gas tank is low enough to turn the low gas light on. If it's full it will run for like 15-20 min. before shutting off.

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Guru55RGT answered 6 years ago

Mine does this with a full tank. My engine light is on,,and they can't find why. They say it won't keep running with engine light on.

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