I’m looking at a 2013 GTS that was a Chrysler buy back due to a left plenum chamber seam leak. Does anyone have knowledge of exactly this is and is it an issue that could cause a long term issue? The car only has 2500 miles on it. Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
Dennis
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Thread: Plenum chamber seam leak
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06-26-2017 #1Enthusiast
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Plenum chamber seam leak
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06-26-2017 #2Enthusiast
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Plenum as in the intake manifold? If that's what they are referring to, it would have been a manufacturing defect that would be easily fixed by replacing the entire intake manifold with a new, non-leaking unit. If it is the intake manifold, and it was leaking, the PCM would be throwing codes, and the car probably wouldn't idle well.
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06-26-2017 #3Enthusiast
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Wasn't there a poster here recently with a manifold or head gasket issue? Wonder if this is the same car? Can't remember...
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