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It is on the front of the transmission case.

yes because i got 22 on mine. i didnt have to lift it or cut anything.

Please, where is fuse box for rear brake´s lights in Chrysler Gran Voyager MY 2003 ?

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five with a filter change,ten with an overhaul

5 x 114.3

If setting the tires to the recommended pressure on the door jamb sticker and driving it doesn't shut the light off you will need to have the system checked for a bad sensor.

To replace the spare tire on a 2006 Chrysler Pacifica you will need to use the wire to hoist up the tire and use the lug wrench to hold it back into place.

Could you, yes. Is it legal, no. Will the van run better, no.

chrysler/dodge scan tool

Diagnostic Readout Box version two

type 019 or 086 in the diesel car

5 quarts service fill 9 quarts dry fill

Lower passenger sdie of the fire wall, look behind the power steering pump.

Lower passenger sdie of the fire wall, look behind the power steering pump.

Using a gauge and the proper type of freon, connect to the low side ac gauge. With the ac on high and the engine running fill the system to the full mark on the gauge.

The engine computer is also the regulator.

I saw on eBay a transmission for around $600. I think it was OEM.

A 2001 Voyager does not have an interior fuse box. All fuses are under the hood, next to the battery.

There is no such part as an idle sensor. Idle speed is a computer output that involves dozens of inputs.

6,400 cars were built for pre-sold.

its under the crank shaft right by the underlay belt. remove the distributer cap and make sure your drive train is straight. once you've done that just loosen the 4 bolts from the alternator and while your at it check the radiator for cracks. then make sure you loosen the fan belt smoke the herb and if you unbolted the crank shaft modulator use a 3/4 and tighten it a quarter turn.

They often stick, with emergency brake OFF, vehicle jacked and blocked, hold a small block of 2x4 against inside rim of drum, hit it with a heavy hammer, rotate drum and keep hitting on opposite sides.

This is the date the vehicle was first purchased and used by the original owner, which means when the vehicle was bought NEW and not when the second owner bought it used.

That requires a scan tool.

Because it's not just an oil change reminder as in a lot of other cars, it is a longer term reminder for service of the emissions system (i.e. O2 sensor,EGR, Evaportive Canister, etc.) . You can purchase scanners that will connect to OBD1 such as yours and check the emission parameters and reset the light yourself. Follow the instructions provided with your scanner.

== # Release folding top latches and allow top cover to relax. # Lift shower curtain and remove push in nuts holding curtain to the studs CAUTION: Take precautions not to tear curtain on the boot shelf during removal. # Disengage the headliner at the rear sail panels. # Disconnect wire connectors from terminals on heated rear window. # Pull wire harness from sleeves at each side of the rear window. # Remove nuts attaching belt line tack strips to vehicle NOTE: Support top 12 inches above windshield header.# Remove the five piece belt line tack strips and save plastic centering bushings for reinstallation NOTE: Be sure to note the locations of the plastic centering bushings for installation. # Disengage elastic strap from the third roof bow, if equipped. # Remove antenna mast. # Place protective padding over the entire rear deck area to protect paint. Move tack strips to top of deck opening onto protective padding. # Mark the outer sail panels along the top edges and down the seams between the outer and second tack strips from the outside of top NOTE: Reference marks will be used to reinstall the new rear window assembly. # Remove sail panel springs on both sides at the front corners of the cover assembly # Remove all staples from the cover assembly CAUTION: Be careful not to tear or damage the cover assembly. # Fold the cover assembly up over the top. # Remove tape and foam at the end of the third roof bow, save if reusable. # Remove the rearmost stop screw on the number three bow, either driver's or passenger's side # Slide the old rear window assembly off the number three bow == NOTE: To support the new Rear Window assembly for stapling purposes, remove the new rear window from packaging and place shipping box across the top opening, resting on the back seat and decklid. # Remove the boot shelf and two sail springs from the old rear window assembly and install onto the new rear window assembly. # Place rear window locking strip on third bow. # Insert the locking strip into the channel of the number three roof bow. A rubber mallet may be required to set locking strip into channel CAUTION: Do not slide or pull the locking strip onto the number three bow. NOTE: To ensure rear window is snapped into number three bow, flip assembly onto top to inspect snap in feature # Install existing or new foam on the end of the bow using 1 in. black tape to secure foam to bow. # Install the rearmost stop screw on the number three bow. # Starting from the right side of the vehicle, locate the front edge of the cover assembly to the tacking strip (use measurements located in the Remove procedures Step 11) and pull cover down until marking is one eighth of an inch below the top edge of the tacking strips NOTE: 1/8 inch measurement should be constant when stapling the cover assembly to prevent wrinkles. # Continue to staple right hand cover assembly to tacking strips. Work from the outboard to center line of the vehicle. # Repeat Step 6 for left side of the vehicle. # Install sail panel springs to front of cover assembly. # Install antenna mast. # Engage rear window elastic strap to number three roof bow. # Install plastic centering bushings to the belt line tack strips. # Using the nuts, install the belt line tacking strips, starting with the center tack strip and working outboard. # Feed rear window defogger wire harness through the sleeves at each side of the rear window. # Connect rear window defogger wire connectors to terminals. # Engage the headliner at the rear sail panel. # Install shower curtain with push on nuts CAUTION: Make sure top well is not trapped under the tack strips. # Latch top and inspect for wrinkles.

un-hook the negative battery cable from the battery for 15 minutes and then re-attach cable.

It is above the rear passenger side wheel.