Tempting, but I'll skip the "that time of the month jokes".
I think Chrysler vehicles are all female though. Park a couple of them
next to one another and they seem to "talk", and suddenly one or the
other will develop the same problem as the one next to it, or something
similar. They chat and find all sorts of fun new ways to get their
owners to buy them shiny new jewelery, er, parts, and get you to spend
time with them with an evening alone... in the garage. They get your
hopes up that their engine will start running, then you end up standing
in the cold outside the garage feeling frustrated.
God help you if you bring home a younger, er, newer model and park it
next to the old one!
MattB
On 01/09/2010 02:13 PM, clhyer@cox.net wrote:
> Once again I need to call on my friends in the DML community.
> I have a friend with a 2002 Dakota, V6, Auto, Column shift. The truck starts fine, but sometimes we cannot get the truck out of park. We can repeatedly restart the truck and eventually it (whatever "it" is) will cycle to the spot where the truck will go into gear and act like nothing ever happened.
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> As I typed that, it sounds a lot like my wife... maybe the truck is female?
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> Anyhow, my '99 FSM indicates this is fixed by replacing the steering column. Is there something else we might look at first? If we need a steering column, any idea of years that will interchange?
> TIA,
> Cal
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