Got a 2001 Chrysler 300M with about 66k miles.
During the last few days in January 2006, it choked a couple of times when stepping on the break pedal. It litterally died out and the engine light came on. However, I was able to restart it every time. It seems like it dies when breaking, and nearing a stop below 40 MPH. So, I took it to the mechanic. Of course, the mechanic, first put it on the "computer" and there were no errors returned. They fired it up right away with no obvious ignition issues. He claimed that he tested wiring and other "typical diagnostics" such as sensors and found nothing majorly wrong. As a result, he recommended minor tune up (spark plugs, etc.) and fuel injector clean up. The Mechanic recommended, ans we agree to this minor maintainence.
Unfortunately, following pick up, on our way back home, it died again. I checked Chrysler's website for recalls, but I found nothing on this kind of problem. Your tips will be appreciated.
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