2005 Chrysler Pacifica *severe Electrical Problem* on 2040-cars
Farmington, Michigan, United States
2005 Chrysler Pacifica. AWD, 3.5L engine, 95,000 miles. This is a nice car! The interior is in outstanding condition! But, it has a serious electrical problem. It's been to a couple of dealers, had several sharp electrical people look at it and none have been able to fix it. The battery cable must be unhooked when the vehicle is not in use. Whatever is wrong will drain a fully charged battery in 45 minutes. Many accessories don't work or work intermittently. I want to make it clear that this vehicle should not be driven in its current condition, although it does run and drive fine, please don't ask me detailed questions about these problems. Respectfully, if I knew what the problem is, I'd repair it. A lot of people are going to think they can fix it and hopefully they can, however if you cannot afford to lose a gamble then this is not the car for you!
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