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I would put a little more timing advance than that. You may have a vacuum leak. The solenoid is there to shut the butterfly closed when you shut the key off for pollution control as I remember.

Well it took a little push from the Feds to get them to do the right thing. I got a letter today from Chrysler stating that the gas tank in our 300C will be covered under a lifetime warranty do to problems with stalling and bucking after filling gas tank. Time will tell. I going to call dealer...

Summit recalibrated something alright and I don't think it was the carbs! :oops:

Well ya! I am not saying anybody here would have a problem. I hung out with a couple guys in my youth and I admit there was a lot of beer consumed. The had a old Suzuki with a dent in gas tank. The plan seal the tank and put air pressure on it and put a rose bud on the torch and a little heat...

Bad things can happen with a torch and a gas tank.

Damn that tank is close to $800. Will this get worse or stay the way it is now?

Wouldn't it throw a code if this was the case? I found this after first post. Doesn't sound good. http://www.carcomplaints.com/Chrysler/300C/2006/fuel_system/fuel_system_gasoline.shtml

I guess next time the tank gets close to empty I will have to drop and clean it out. Thanks for the imput. Bill No not throwing any codes.

I know this is not an A body but need a little guidance. My wife has a 2006 300c with the 5.7 hemi in it that is stock. In the last few weeks when we fill up with gas it starts fine but when we drive it stumbles bad. It bucks 2 or 3 times like it is going to stall and then it drives ok until...