Anybody with a good scan tool, diagnostic equipment, service information, and proper knowledge can repair those problems.
Anybody with a good scan tool, diagnostic equipment, service information, and proper knowledge can repair those problems.
Anybody with a good scan tool, diagnostic equipment, service information, and proper knowledge can repair those problems.
Yes
Round the neck
Yes
The dealership would be a good place to start.
Check your Idle Air Control Motor located under neath the Throttle Position Sensor.
You Can't. Its all one assembly. I thought this could be done, but a dodge mechanic told me otherwise
usually in the middle of the intake hose between air filter box and throttle body a square box with wires attached to it
many modern transmissions are sealed, so they wont have a dipstick; if you cant look it up in the owner's manual, call the dealership to find out for sure
I have a 97 Dodge avenger and it was doing the same thing until when I had to change the IAC Valve it cost $100 but its worth it. it is located behind your throttle body. (Idle Air Control Valve) you can do it on your own, to save $200. or locate the old one remove ti then spra6y it with Carburetor cleaner. Good Luck
How high is the avenger tower
Avenger.
I had the same problem with a 1996 Dodge Avenger 4-cylinder manual transmission and found out that is was the Idle Air Control Motor is located right underneath the Throttle position sensor. It will run as long as a revved the engine but as soon as I would let go of the gas pedal it would not idle and it would shut-off.