Chrysler

There are freeze plugs on the left, right, and rear.

Chrysler is no longer publicly traded so it does not have a stock symbol

Chrysler hasn't opened a public stock for people to purchase

E85 is a fuel blend of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline.

We're is the thermostat located

Yes. The 2.4L has two thermostats.

That is the indicator for a failure in the electronic throttle system.

Yes, you can clear OBD-II codes in a Chrysler PT Cruiser without a scan tool by disconnecting the vehicle's battery. To do this, remove the negative battery terminal and leave it disconnected for about 15 minutes. Reconnect the terminal afterward, and this should reset the engine control module and erase the trouble codes. However, this method may also reset other systems, such as the radio and clock settings.

No. Chrysler is part of FCA, Fiat Chrysler America. Chevy is part of GM, General Motors.

The dipstick is a special tool. The dealer and some transmission repair shops will have it.

No. Mitsubishi is only related to Chrysler by 35% of their vehicles, but it is not owned by Chrysler. Mitsubishi is owned by European FC Truck Motor Company.

Doesn't matter if it does or not... that 4.7 transmission isn't built for the torque output of the 5.7, and all you'll accomplish is to destroy a transmission.

Yes

5w30

About 6 quarts 5w30

5 quarts.

No. Hyundai is its own company. Hyundai owns KIA. Chrysler, owned by Fiat Chrysler Corporation, is another separate company that currently only owns Dodge and Jeep, and previously owned Plymouth, Eagle, and Desoto. Hyundai is not part of Chrysler.

Chrysler is owned by Fiat Chrysler Auto (ticker: FCAU).

Yes, Chrysler and Dodge are the same company and owned by the Chrysler Group LLC. Jeep was bought by the Chrysler Group LLC in 1992, but Jeep is not originally the same company as Chrysler and Dodge. Jeep is also originally considered another separate company.

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