When did Chrysler start replacing the cylinder heads?

When did Chrysler start replacing the cylinder heads?

Chrysler first recognized this problem around six weeks ago, at which point they began manufacturing a replacement cylinder head that is “more robust” along with fitting all newly produced Pentastar engines with these beefier heads.

How many cylinder head issues are there per week?

The average number of reported cylinder head issues has now increased to around 500 per week.

Why does my Jeep have a P0 300 code?

Recently the jeep has thrown a P0 300 code and I have changed spark plugs and coil packs and still have the issue. I am being told It could be exhaust valve sticking on the head.

How many Pentastar V6 cylinder heads are there?

Luckily, the Chrysler Group sent enough replacement cylinder heads to dealerships around the country to address some 3,000 vehicles but with as many as 7,500 vehicles affected around the country – those owners who have not experienced the problem thus far could be waiting for parts once they do.

Where is the IIRC on a Chrysler 3.6 cylinder head?

Click to expand… If the part number of the front cylinder head is visible, it ends in C if it’s been changed. IIRC it is hidden by the intake though so you might not have much luck finding it. The head is warranted until 150K miles or 10 years by the way.

Is the Chrysler Odyssey 3.6 cylinder head issues?

Odyssey has its own engine issues related to heavy oil consumption. The Chrysler vans aren’t the most reliable but they aren’t that bad either. The 3.6 is a fine motor overall. With so many of them in the road you will find complaints that seem more common than they really are.

Are there any 3.6 cylinder head issues?

The head is warranted until 150K miles or 10 years by the way. The other thing is most 2013’s are not affected. And every one built after July 2012 is not affected. I’ve been reading a bit about the head issues with early 3.6 engines and I’m trying to put it all together.

What’s the warranty on a Chrysler 3.6 liter?

Chrysler Group has extended the 5-year/100,000 mile warranty out to 10-years/150,000 miles on the left-cylinder head for customers who purchased a segment of the 2011-13 vehicles with 3.6-liter V-6 Pentastar engines. In a small percentage of these engines, the left cylinder heads have failed due to excessive wear.