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need batteries or new remote and there are a few autos if a brake light bulb goes out inside light stays on to let you now maybe dash light on others because you cannot see your own brake lights
look up the price of the car on kelly blue book, i would not get the car if you are planing on driving long distances with it anything could go wrong with the drivetrain with that kind of milage
I have my manual for my 98, let me know what engine & I'll give you what Chrysler recommends. Driving habits & conditions make a difference too. Normal is schedule A, severe is schedule B. Severe as in lots of stop & go, cold temperatures, short trips, dusty roads etc.
It is not a valve. It is the purg selinoid for the evaporator. It is a normal noise and will not cause any problems. I have the same issue on my 300C. They may have redesigned it on the 08 and newer to get rid of the ticking noise. Chrysler has had many complaints about this noisey selinoid
Take it for a second opinion.If you go to sell it a consumer isnt want to hear that "its only a light.There is something that controls the light which is called the oil pressure switch.90% of the time its a bad switch located in the side of the oil pan.Good luck
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