2008 town and country heat went out and now it is over heating? Is this a 1,000 dollar fix 126,000 miles on car.

Asked by Pixi May 09, 2016 at 01:30 PM about the 2008 Chrysler Town & Country Limited FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Heat went out and now the guage goes up and down and now it steamed up,
is this a thermostat and who fixes them? I am not paying a grand for this, I am
sure it is not covered under bumper to bumper warranty either.

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89yota answered 8 years ago

Yes, sounds to me that your Thermostat is bad! for a thermostat replacement shouldn't cost you No where near a grand. should be an easy fix. Unless it got so hot it warped the head and blown a head gasket!

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George answered 8 years ago

i think that b to b warranty is 1 for orig purchaser only , and 2.. 100,000 miles above answers seem right on

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