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I just bought a 2004 PT cruiser from.a guy. A guy I know reccomended it. It has 140.000 miles.?
I just bought a 2004 PT cruiser from.a guy. A guy I know reccomended it. It has 140.000 miles. Drove fine 5 miles to my house. Drove fine a week later 3 miles to Walmart when I got tag and insurance on it. Drove it about five miles today with a lot of cutting it off and then back on and it ran hot.. A little over the middle.. There was a bubbly noise and when I popped the hood I noticed a lot of oil in the coolant reserior. What could this be? Also Shows No fuse when cranked on the dash and the radio, power locks and ac dont work
7 Answers
- One Horse PonyLv 74 years ago
Check the IOD fuse. Are you sure it's oil in the coolant or that it's just never been changed and looks nasty?
- 4 years ago
Izod fuse top right red 15 amp fuse I think will fix the no fuse problem I wrapped copper wire around mine
- Anonymous4 years ago
You now own a 2004 PT piece of junk. That is one of the few cars I'd never buy used as they have a lot of problems.
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- thebax2006Lv 74 years ago
The guy that recommended it to you the previous owner of that POS?! Those vehicles have a ton of problems even with less miles on the odometer! Get rid of the car and the "friend"!
Source(s): Mitsubishi Master Tech - Skoda JohnLv 74 years ago
You looked at it well before you bought it.
It is a heap with a blown head gasket.
- BillLv 74 years ago
Oil in the coolant reservoir means it probably blew a head gasket. You should have had a mechanic look at the car before buying it.