2005 chrysler 300 hemi 5.7. if you almost fill gas tank, the car will stall out without warning for approximately two days. i have asked the local dealer. they show no tsb or recall. this is not safe. i have seen many articles about this on the internet. *tr
Engine stalled at slow speed immediately after filling up with gas. engine was somewhat difficult to restart because it was flooded. engine stalling happened at least five times before enough gas was burned off to prevent the condition. numerous reports on the internet indicate this is a common problem and happens when raw fuel from the evaporative system is ingested through the throttle body. the evaporative system should only convey fumes but a failure allows it to carry raw fuel to the throttle body. this condition has the potential to be very dangerous. given the number of complaints a safety recall should be instigated to ensure that raw fuel can never reach the throttle body via the evaporative system. *tr
Vehicle stalls after refilling the fuel tank - usually once within two blocks of the service station. sometimes this has happened twice. once it has been driven a few miles, then the stalling problem goes away. i contacted the dealer but they have no idea why this is happening nor how to remedy the situation. *tr
Tl* the contact owns a 2005 chrysler 300c. the contact stated that while driving at various speeds, the vehicle stalled without warning. the contact mentioned that the failure occurred several times and immediately after refueling. the manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. the vehicle was not repaired. the vin was not available. the failure mileage was 60,000 and the current mileage was 86,000. *tr
Just fueled the car and leaving the service station and the car stalled. vehicle kept stalling as i attempted to drive it and shut off in the middle of traffic. had to be towed. also, each time i have filled the car up since, the same thing happens. the car sputters, shuts down. once restarted i have to rev the gas and blow the engine for several minutes to get the gas flowing in a manner to drive the vehicle. *tr
I read about this in the paper on 5-13-2013. after filling up , i started driving in 3 lanes of heavy traffic going about 55. the car suddenly stopped. the engine shut down. i was lucky i didn't get hit by one of the other cars. this happend several other times after that. i went to the dealer and they said they had never heard of such a thing. they said i must have topped off the gas. i said no. they said then do not put so much gas in at once. well they just blew me off. i really think this matter needs to be addressed now, before it is too late for someone. *tr
Engine stalls after filling up the gas tank. currently i can not fill up the gas tank and if i do the engine will stall and die. last occurrence i was decelerating due to traffic to around 30-35 mph. the engine died during the deceleration. the traffic had picked up to 50-55 mph and i could not start the car so i had to pull off the road. if this had been in a location that i could not pull off the road i could have been in a serious accident. to compound the issue i can not go from neutral start the car and then into drive. the transmission will not shift into drive. i have to pull over and go into park before drive to get it to work. *tr
In reference to pe13016, the action refers to cars from model years 2005 and 2006. yet, the final investigation results only include the 2006 model year? if 2005 cars are affected (as mine has been since 2011 and is documented in 300c user forums on the internet by me at the time), then why is my car not included? i understand that now, some owners are receiving "lifetime warranty" letters for the 19-gal gas tank that is the cause of the sudden stalls after filling up with gas. i have not received a letter, yet my car does have (and was found by the nhtsa that 2005 model year was affect) the problem. it is very dangerous and now i have to remember to not fill up the gas tank everytime. i called my local chrysler repair shop and they confirmed my vin is not included, yet i have had the problem for almost 3 years. please advise me (in writing or by phone) as to why you found 2005 cars problematic, yet only included 2006 cars in your final investigation summary to be affected. *tr
I filled the tank and the vehcile stalled several times the next few miles. especially after right turns, like when merging onto freeways. this happens now every time when i fill the tank. very dangerous. from web forums i understand gas is getting sucked into the evap system because a check valve at the gas-filler neck doesn't work. what a pain! i replaced the evap solenoid, that didn't help...the problem at the gas tank filler-neck check valve. *tr
I filled the tank up to full like i had many times before. i have always preferred relying on gallons and not the automatic pump shut off to know when it was full to prevent a possible overfilling. i had gone maybe 10 yards after restarting and she stalled. tried to crank her back up, and she would sputter and try to start, but it took a few tries. then, as i am pulling into the street, it died again but started right back up. then it died 10 yards later, again. it continued to stall every few feet until i was able to get the rpms up and hold it in 1st and 2nd gear to attempt and burn up as much fuel as quickly as possible. however, coming to a complete stop anytime for the next 15 miles or so would cause a stall but always followed with an immediate start up. when it stalls that very first time it takes a few minutes for it to start and then it is very rough for a few miles. since that day anytime i fill up to within about a gallon of maximum capacity it will start the stalling process all over again. combine bad gas mileage with a tank that can't be filled and it's safe to assume i spend a lot of time at gas stations. *tr
After fill up, the car stalls at slow speed 3 - 4 times before staying running. this has happened for several years not dependent on type of gas, weather, overfill, etc. very dangerous. consequently we only fill the car to 3/4 full. *js
After fueling the car, it stalled unexpectedly. this was about 30,000 miles ago. the problem has gotten more frequent. now, at 137,000 miles, the car always stalls or tries to stall after fueling. i have adapted to the problem by always fueling up at a station that is adjacent to an onramp. i get the car onto the freeway right away and run it at 65 or so mph.... to fast for the car to stall. it just runs rough for a few seconds every few minutes for 5 or 10 minutes, then runs fine. it is probably unwise to put a car on the road with a known stall problem, but i could say the same thing about the people at chrysler. *tr
This problem only after fill the gas tank. after pulling away from the pump and pulling into traffic the car died and won't start until you put in park. this happens until some of the fuel has been used up. i would have it happen make it home. then the next time i drive it the car will die until its been driven enough to use up some fuel. this dangerous because it happen as you slow down or start up. i have had it die while turning and lose all controls because it dies! the only way to combat this is to not fill the tank. that works if i drive the car but my family members forget that and have lost control also! this has been going on for 3 years! dangerous *tr
After filling gas tank, engine would repeately stall (at idle or at 40 mph) up to 6 times within 2+ miles.. incident did not seem to occur if the tank was not full. *tr
When i completely fill my gas tank, my car will stall for the first couple miles at idle speeds. so every time i stop at a light, i basically have to restart my car for a mile or two until some gas is used. sometimes, i have to take the key out completely and restart the car as the car won't go into gear (ie: the gears need to reset). this problem was occurring periodically while the care was still under warranty, but they couldn't figure it out. for the past several years, it does it every time i fill the tank completely with gas. i have a son and daughter that are starting to drive this year, and it makes me nervous to let them drive this car. there should have been a recall long ago as there are many other owners experiencing the same problem. i was also wondering, if i pay the $1,500 to put in a new gas tank and there ultimately is a recall, will i be able to get reimbursed? that would be very useful information. thank you. *tr
Car stalls out after refueling,keeps dying 4 to 5 times after filling up. *tr