What is Chartis life? I pay every month R400.24 for something I know nothing of!! Please help me!!

Are you asking why it's your problem you drove your car and damaged it's tire? New tires are more resistant to punctures, but nothing can stop a real determined screw or nail......most tire retailers offer , at an extra cost, tire warranty that (where I am) cover patching, balancing, tread life (depending on brand), and unrepairable damage. If they can't be repaired (within policy or tread limits) they replace them.....but the warranty dies with the tire. So free new tire needs new warranty policy (if you want). Not sure what $505 a month is? Car payment?

It would be better to contact them directly. Nobody here can possibly know.

Chartis Life is now AIG (American International Group, Inc.). There are several telephone numbers for them, but you might start with (877) 867-3783. That's the number for their Accident & Health customer service.

Chrysler has a service bulletin on these codes along with a software update. Contact the dealer that did the throttle body replace and ask if they did the software update. If not, have them do it. If that fixes the problem, have a little nose-to-nose discussion with the service manager about getting a partial refund on their initial diagnosis
TSB #18-029-04

-Need to determine what these codes are before replacing parts.
-After replace, The CODE NEED to be Erase.
-Find these code in its repair manual. So you can pin point what is the problem.

mai Lor

what drum and what unstick man please don`t miss with something you don`t understand ruining your life
be safe please and more specific please

If your making payments and you don't have a long and successful career or hobby diagnosing vehicle issues, turn it in.
You made a financial error out of the gate. Paying $420 a month on an item, that depreciates every day. Very few people can afford that life style. Buy a vehicle you can pay in full, in cash,and work your way up over the years.
Fuel pumps last, three or four years at least, to as much as my last one,18 years.
I personally don't believe you had three bad pumps. I hope the dealer wasn't your life line all this time. Find a good shop close to home, for your next vehicle,before you need one. Forget the dealers.