Dodge Intrepid

Idling in park, pull the trans dipstick and check the level.

Both spee sensors are located under the car on the drivers side and right behind the tranny dip stick (looking from drivers side). There are 2 beige plastic plugs that screw directly into the tranny and wires attached to each. If you jack your car up and get under there with a flash lite you won't miss 'em.

Best of Luck

If electrical (you turn the key and there's no response at all) -

I would check the connection. Make sure it's hooked up right. If so, use a test light to check the circuit while someone else turns the key (Park or neutral for 5speed with ebrake on [safety] or on truck jackstands on level ground [more stable]) - maybe a short or bad relay or fuse. Use test light along circuit until the light goes on, then look at what was before that spot. There it is.

If mechanical-

If you hear the starter motor trying to work- either battery is bad, or there's something causing mechanical resistance inside the motor (see if a 1/2" ratchet will turn the motor- if you can turn it by hand, then it's the battery)

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I have a 2002 intrepid with a 2.7 and i have had to replace water pump several times. Because the timing chain drives the water pump it is a pretty good job to do. I recommend that you go to a local parts house and get you a haynes or chilton manual for a intrepid and look under the timing for your engine and it will give you step by step instructions. You have three colored links on the timing chain and they have to be in certain places for it to be in time. You have two cams on each head so just get you a manual i was able to do mine and it runs great my problem is the water pumps only last about 1 year and i have to do it all over again.a manual is a must on this do it youurselfer. Good luck

The fuse panels loations are #1 is under the hood of your car and it is labeled fuse panel.. The 2nd one is located on the drivers side. Open the door and on the outside of your steerng wheel, you will see a pull out piece with fuse access written on it.

is your check engine light on? I had that happen to my car. It would turn on then "die". (The rpm needle would go all the way down, wouldn't move in drive) and it was because the car had no oil in it. It leaks like crazy o I always have to put more oil in along with this no-smoke anti-leak stuff. Also, check your ignition coil. It may need to be replaced.

5 year HOAT. Not Dexcool.

A 1997 Dodge Intrepid has two engine mounts and one transmission mount.

Battery is dead.

No.

Take it to someone who is qualified to work on airbags. Do NOT attempt to do anything to the airbags if you don't know what you're doing. Those things can go off for no apparant reason and can cause serious injury or death.

Probably by the passenger firewall near the drier--follow larger line from compressor

Of course.... the differential / transaxle uses a Mopar 75 - 90W Hypoid Gear oil

There are three actuators controlling three "doors"of the HVAC unit all mounted on the outside..the defrost actuator is vacuume controlled on manual HVAC, but on electronic

HVAC systems[push-button digital read-out display] the defrost actuater is electronicly

controlled..This actuator is located just above the gas pedal on the HVAC housing...

find the wiper fluid fill and fuse panel, you will see the power control module, and transmission control module, bolted together, normally gray in color, all wires lead to the boxes, so it cant be hard to find

You don't, it is done electronically.

looking at the car it's on the left side, past the cat, under the air filter box

Needing Far more information than that... like did you turn the key? is there gas in the car, is the battery charged, when does it do this, what sounds or symptoms are going on when it doesn't start. Give us something to work with and someone may have a helpful answer

The curb weight of the Dodge Intrepid in 3,318 pounds of 1,505 kilograms. It was produced for model years 1993 until 1997.

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If same size, yes.

Trouble code P0131 means:O2 sensor circuit low voltage (Bank 1 Sensor 1)

It is located in the transmission. Go to a Library and read about it, or to a parts store and buy a book.

the sensors are on your left side of the transmission and can be changed in a few minutes. you need a one inch socket to remove them. They are not too tight and when you replace them, do not over tighten them. change both sensors at the same time, they are about 50 bucks for both.

just lift one side up then crawl under the car on your back. use stands or additional support for your jack. crawl from the driver's side of the car. mrhouston.

You can purchase the KIT which usually has a small gage and a special hose that will ONLY fit on the LOW side pressure fitting and the instructions of which tell you how to read the gage in order to determine how MUCH FREON to add to the system.

Bad Transmission, you need a new one.