Car Forum › Repair & Maintenance › Some sort of electrical issue – Chrysler 300 5.7 L V8 2007
I’ll try and simplify as much as possible. Basically when you first crank it it’ll drive ok, but you’ll here this weird buzzing noise. But for example if youre at a stoplight or stop sign and barely try to accelerate the RPMs will rapidly increase, dang near to the maximum and it’ll maintain a speed of under 20mph accompanied by jerking right until the point where it won’t drive or shift gears anymore. Shutting it off and letting it sit usually solved the issue temporarily, then once that didn’t do much I switched around the two relays shown in the image. Right now it’ll crank and start but wont shift at all, and gas to the floor the RPMs won’t really go anywhere. I’ll link a video that kind of shows what I’m talking about: https://youtu.be/ivfYWNWoNQg
Brand: Chrysler
Model: 300
Year: 2007
Engine: 5.7 L V8
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