Ref july 16,2008 Concorde shutting off by itself. Please check fuel pump connector in trunk area; it may have loose or corroded contacts shutting off battery supply to the fuel pump. Thanks.
Sounds like the ignition switch - Have it tested.
We own a 93 Chrysler Concorde. The car shuts down while driving. Noticed that this problem occurs after turning also. My mechanic replaced the motor mounts ($550) and now the car doesn't have that problem anymore.
After removing the motor mount, my mechanic showed me how it looks like. And he explained that this was causing the motor to shut down because when the motor is not in level with the transmission and the car itself it turns itself off.
Goodluck.
Well I have owned my Concorde for 6 months now. I live in Canada (cold place) bought my 3.3 1994 for $800. Car has 242 000 Kms on it. It had an oil leak I was aware of coming from the timing cover.
Pulled off timing cover, bought a gasket kit with o rings included, bingo my problem was one of those O rings were broken and causing the leak. Also replaced the crank seal since the front end was already apart. ($300) total for cheap labour and parts. Total so far $1100.
Only other thing I have done is the front brake pads $30, 2 new front tires $250 installed and a C.D. player installed $200. All in all for $1600 dollars, I am happy.
The ABS lights are always on, but the brakes are working fine, the air bag lights always on too, hope I never have to find out if they don't work. But for a quarter million Kms I can't complain I definitely can't replace this car for what I have into it. It's got a load of balls and everything works except for A/C. Does not burn any oil, and is one of the better cars on gas for its size I have ever had.
Don't know what everyone is complaining about.
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