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1994 Chrysler LHS Questions & Answers
1994 chrysler LHS alarm
My personal suggestion would be to go for these repair catalogs. I know this website
www.reliable-store.com that i used to get manuals from, and they have all models online.
I also brought for my 1989 BMW, such old model, they
had it and it was very good manual. Go ahead, I bet.
1994 Chrysler LHS Starting Problems
it's either a spark or fuel fault , if there is spark after it shuts down it is a fuel fault. connect a pressure gauge in the fuel line, start the engine , note fuel pressure around 35 psi , stop engine , pressure should drop a little then hold, if not check pump return valve and pressure regulator , check fuel flow , if low replace fuel filter,
Where can I get a picture of the heater fuse?
Hi Sue I'm AL the owner of Big As Auto Repair
Sue, I worked for Chrysler over 35 years and Ive never heard of a heater fuse. Go to my auto repair website and click on contact us and tell me what the problem is your are having with your heater.
For example: Do you have NO HEAT, are some of the blower speeds not working, does the air not come out of some of the vents, does the blower run all the time even with the A/C turned off.
A complete explanation of what problem your facing will help me in directing you to the proper fix.
Here's my website:
http://www.bigasautorepair.com/
What could have happened to the oil in my car?
Oooooooo... I think that engine is GONE, Miguel... not even rebuildable, I think it's ruined.
The drain plug or oil filter may have been loose, allowing the oil to drip out, but since you didn't find any oil on the ground, that's doubtful. What's MORE likely is that you threw a rod (the rattling noise), and that rod broke a hole in the side of the crankcase and blew all your oil out the hole. If I'm right, that engine can't be salvaged... none of its internal parts are good for anything but scrap metal now.
Alarm goes off when 2 doors are left unlocded
Hi Loren, I'm glad to help! Provided there is nothing wrong with the ALARM MODULE, the most common problem we've found at the dealership is the door lock alarm switches. I would try those before getting into the more expensive possibilities. There cost very little, BUT, a little hard to put on. If you know someone or you are mechanically inclinded. You remove the door panels, roll the windows all the way upward. Look up at the back side of the door lock cylinder and you'll see where they plug to the back of the cylinder. Unplug it from the cylinder and put the new one on. THATS IT! Put the panel back on and hopefully the alarm problem is gone. If the problem is still it will need to be checked out. BUT, this is the most common problem we have found. Hope this helps and have an awesome day Loren!
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