THE MOST COMMON CAUSE WOULD BE REALLY POOR SPARK PLUG WIRES THAT START SHORTING TO THE ENGINE BLOCK WHEN THEY BECOME DAMP. BUT OBVIOUSLY IF ITS JUST IN THE RAIN THAT THIS HAPPENS YOU HAVE SOMETHING SHORTING UNDER THE HOOD WHEN IT GETS WET. TRY SPRAYING ALL OF THE WIRING WITH A SILICONE AUTOMOTIVE SPRAY(AUTO ZONE OR WHERE EVER ) SEE WHAT THAT DOES FIRST. ALSO SPRAY IT ON THE DISTRIBUTER AND ANYTHING ELSE YOU SEE UNDER THE HOOD THAT IS ELECTRICAL. GOOD LUCK!!
No, a Dodge Avenger will run without oil pressure.
A loose wire would cause the horn to stop working on your Dodge Avenger 2.4L engine.
A broken spring retainer in the shifter.
Could be the alternator has failed.
The most likely cause is an inoperative radiator fan.
Defective switch, switch not adjusted, blown fuse
In the cooling system it transfers heat out through the radiator. If mixed with the gasoline, it can cause rough running or no start. If pulled in through the air filter it can cause a catastrophic failure.
Blue exhaust smoke is burning oil.
One possible cause for a 1995 Dodge Avenger stalling when shifted into reverse could be a faulty idle air control valve. This component is responsible for regulating the engine's idle speed, so if it is malfunctioning, the engine could stall when the transmission is engaged in reverse. It is recommended to have the idle air control valve inspected and potentially replaced to address this issue.
it has something to do with the air flow more or less the vacume
That happens when the trans computer detects a problem and sets a trouble code. You need to have the system checked for codes.
There are 4 02 sensors on your avenger. two coming off each side of the exhaust manifold and two more which are located...one before the catalytic converter and one after... you problem is most likely cause by the sensor on the driver side manifold