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after hours on the phone with the dealer and chrysler worked out a deal. had to pay a $359 "deductable". i am ok with this. better than what they were going to charge. im still extremely turned off by chrysler and what i had to go through but i can live with this and refure to by another...

i call and talk to the service manager yesterday explain whats going on and dammit i have 4 kids need my van back. never hear back. call this morning he is gone the rest of the week.------ so i leave a message for someone named chris west who is acting as service manager. have to explain...

called the dealer back and talked with the service manager around 2pm. explained to him what was going on and that this was my only source of transpertation to get my whole family around, we have a pickup truck too but cant fit 6 people in it, i told him i need this resolved and i need my van...

Originally Posted By: Unearthed My real question here is the $256 key. You can buy replacement keys anywhere for $20-$30. http://www.autotransponder.com/2008_chrysler_town_country_key_blank_transponder_chip_1 There's one for example. It doesn't cost the dealer a dime to reprogram the key. I...

Originally Posted By: 440Magnum Its not Chrysler, its a minivan... they all blow rope ;-p I've only been unhappy with one Chryco product out of the 15 so that have gone through the family over the years between 1966 and 2008 (the bad one was a 1978 Horizon- and it was the VW parts that really...

Originally Posted By: AandPDan Everyone has tales of problems with all car makes. In this case it seems that it wasn't so much the original fault that's ticked you off but the additional expenses, I'd be ticked too. I'd question the dealer. Why can't they program the fob's if they're putting in...

And whats even more crazy is this is enough of a problem for them to stock these parts.

Originally Posted By: DB_Cooper Chrysler has a long record of poor customer service. Your experience is classic. Very sad. My Grandfather (a very good mechanic)loved Chrysler. They plummeted in quality and service starting in the 70's. Mercedes Benz bought them and ran away. Now Fiat owns them...

Originally Posted By: renegade_987 Sorry about your van man. I havent ever owned a Chrysler product but my dad has and has been very dissatisfied. What dealer were you at in Arizona? Ive been to a few there for work or just to look and it seems like service sucks Superstition Springs Chrysler...

Originally Posted By: Brybo86 either google or look in yellow pages for a lawyer who deals with car companies. That seems completely bogus that they can't put back on your old parts. they said the wynn module and key have to be programmed to the van. this new ignition system chrysler uses is...

currently own a 2008 chrysler town and country. this is our 4th caravan or town and country. the 2008 with 47k miles. has a fob key system. driving along one day my van shuts off. ignition dings but no radio windows nothing. take it to the dealer. they tell me my winn or wynn module failed...

Originally Posted By: volvos_rock This article is from the Huffington Post, an outstanding news orginization If he was taping without the consent of the judge, or the Police, at other times as the article seems to suggest, then in most states (listed in others replies) what he did was in fact...