1991 Dodge Spirit Engine cooling Problems

“Driving about 65mph when vehicle stalled in traffic. Pulled to side of road & turned vehicle off. Restarted vehicle & drove a while; vehicle stalled out again. Called aaa & did not find problem. Followed a while; no stalling till truck left. Took to dealer; on diagnostic & nothing found. Vehicle was test driven.”

“*ohio traffic crash report* the vehicle started to hesitate. Consumer noticed smoke and flames and pulled off the road. Functional damage was sustained to the engine and under carriage areas.”

“Twice now oil pan has been damaged because it is too low. Once it was damaged going on a country road and scrapeing the crown in the road and causing the oil pan to leak. Another time in the snow we hit an ice ball from the car infront of us causing a huge dent in the oil pan. The oil pan is roughly 2 inches lower than anything else on the car, which means thatanytime you hit anything the first thing that gets damaged will be oil pan and in return could cause more serious problems.”

“While driving the car it began to overheat, and shortly thereafter the engine burst into flames and within minutes the entire car was engulfed in flames. My son was driving and had his dog in the car going on a camping trip. He barely got the car pulled off the road, and got the dog out before the entire passenger compartmrnt was also engulfed in flames. The fire was os intense it melted the front wheels off the car. It spread quickly through the passenger compartment and proceeded into the trunk of the car. …”