2007 Chrysler pt cruiser non turbo. Turn key two or three times to start.

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Asked by Chad May 09, 2017 at 08:19 PM about the 2007 Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring Wagon FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ok. So I have had this car since the end of 2007.
Here over the last couple of months it seams that
when I go to start the engine I have to turn the key
2 sometimes 3 times in order to get the engine to
start. After it starts up it sounds like it might stall
but never does. I just had the timing belt replaced
about a week ago and its about time to change the
spark plugs again but the engine light wont go off
and I cant get the code to come up. Anyone got
any suggestions what might be going on or had
something similar to this happen

1 Answer

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Thanks. The light is yellow. Guess I should have mentioned that before. I may have to wait to try and get those things checked as I just go back to work from a layoff but now I got a place to start. Thanks again.

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