Complaint 1965336
2018 CHRYSLER 300 • ELECTRICAL SYSTEM • incident Feb 2, 2024
- Complaint ID
- 1965336
- Make
- CHRYSLER
- Model
- 300
- Model Year
- 2018
- Component
- ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
- Incident Date
- Feb 2, 2024
- Date Received
- Feb 7, 2024
- Data As Of
- Jul 1, 2026
Complaint Summary
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Owner Narrative
My 2018 Chrysler 300 u connect radio screen is delaminating getting bubbles. Itâs causing it to press random buttons uncontrollably which causes the control of the radio, air conditioning, navigation, and other features controlled by the "radio" portion of the car to become dysfunctional. Itâs very distracting, climate controls turn on and off on their own, itâs makes phone calls on its own. The backup camera isnât working right, The car is available for inspection. The safety of me and others is put at risk because itâs very distracting and unsafe to drive like this. This is a safety hazard as it causes the driver to be distracted in order to attend to the incessant beeping and issues related to AC/heat, navigation or radio & It could easily cause a car accident. I have taken it to a Chrysler dealership where they told me I will have to buy a new one and itâs not covered under warranty. I personally am struggling financially and canât afford it. I first noticed this a few months ago when the screen started getting big bubbles.
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