2002 Dodge Intrepid Se Sedan 4-door 2.7l on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
My wife and I have taken turns using this a a daily driver for two years and the only issues we had were the water pump and cam positioning sensor as listed below. Otherwise it has been pretty dependable as a daily driver. I will not deliver so if you purchase it you will need to make arrangements to pick it up. Deposit is required upon purchase or I reserve the right to relist. This vehicle is being sold as is, where is. 1. The engine runs a little rough at idle. 2. There is a paint scrape on the passenger front door. 3. The front bumper, headlight section is a little loose so the hood doesn't completely latch. It does latch but you do not need to use the release inside to open just the secondary latch under the hood. 4. The front end (shocks maybe?) make a noise when going over speed bumps. 5. Service engine soon light came on again a couple days after passing emissions. I've been told it is a post catalytic converter sensor? 6. Cruise control vacuum line is broken. It did work up until then. The pro's 1. Runs good 2 Interior is in pretty good shape. 3. AC blows cold. 4. Stereo works great. 5. All of the power options work good. Power seats, power windows, power door locks and trunk release. 6. Have two factory remotes purchased at the dealer at 300 a piece! Ouch!!! 7. New water pump. 8. New Radiator and thermostat. 9. New timing chain and gear. 10. New cam positioning sensor. 11. Just passed emissions. (On Board Computer check). |
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