I have a Chrysler Voyager 2.4L 2005, 320.000 km. Should I replace the serpentine belt for prevention or will it last 500.000 or so?

While driving at freeway speeds today, I could hear an annoying noise in our '02 Chrysler 300M -- like rustling leaves, perhaps, but loud and constant. Turning off the fan didn't seem to make any difference. When the car was not moving, there was no such sound, even when I cranked the fan up to...

While backing out of the garage I caught that new mirror on something and it folded forward (yes, it's supposed to be able to bend back). Now it's stiff enough to remain where I want it most of the time, but the detent feature doesn't work. What did folding it forward actually do internally,...

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On Sunday, June 27, 2004 at 9:22:42 PM UTC-4, Steve wrote: > Hmmm... wrote: > > > Can you elaborate on the "radical" design changes between the 1st and 2nd > > generation LH 3.5L? Just curious. I think I read something about 1st > > generation being non-interference, and that was changed in the...

Hi I have a 97 Neon that came with an Autostart AS-1200 Remote starter. The remote is not working and I have been unable to find the programming sequence to set up another remote for it. I bought the car used and have been able to find the manual for the starter online but no info for programming...

Hi All, I've been recently looking for tires (size 205-70-15) and I am finding among the retailers that for the mileage I'm looking for (80K) and the UTQGS ratings (treadwear 700, traction A, Temp B) that the prices are virtually identical. The biggest difference is pricing for the road hazard...

On 19 Nov 2019, Tom Enright > posted some : > On Tuesday, November 19, 2019 at 6:45:19 PM UTC-5, Tim VanWagoner wrote: >> Not electric cars Tom, just higher fuel economy standards. >> >> I agree that it is stupid,...

In article >, "Jim Higgins" > wrote: > Ford and GM have lamented the fact that many car buyers simply don't > consider them anymore. GM has conducted focus groups that show its vehicles > get much higher marks when their Chevy or Pontiac...

I have a 1998 chrysler concorde LXi. Every so often it wont start, and its happening more and more. so far there are only 2 conditions that it wont start that often. when its low on gas, and when its hot. about 80% of the time when its above 70 or a sunny day even it just wont start. I have had the...

Nomen Nescio wrote: > >Delphi, which supplies suspension systems for the Mini and Range Rover > >Sport and cruise controls for Jaguar, was forced to seek bankruptcy > >protection in a New York court after failing to win concessions with > >unions. The United Auto Workers union resisted its attempts...

Nomen Nescio wrote: > It now costs the big three exactly a buck fifty to supply a genuine shop > manual for each and every car and truck they sell. > > That's what two CD-ROMs would cost them. One CD for shop procedures. One > CD for parts catalogue. Those CD-ROMs should be sandwiched in the...

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This is either a step towards (or practically is) self incrimination, combined with illegal search and seizure. There is no reason for data recorders in cars other than to use as evidence against a driver in an accident. Are these black boxes even accurate during a collision - where G forces and...

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Just a bit of difference from the previous Sebring, but mostly positive IMO. Chrysler can actually still do a tasteful styling job! <:) The limited foot room for a long leg big foot front seat passenger has been corrected. It's OK for me now. Still the same small glove compartment. The large...

I recently pulled my uncle's 1949 chrysler Royal out of storage. It was sitting for 27 years in the garage... anyway, aside from the wiring being totally useless and in need of replacement, the only problem i have is the engine has no compression. I have put marvel mystery, motor oil, even a...

I have a 2004 concord 192000 klm and I have replaced the thermostat, water pump , I'm totally lost now and I can't keep spending money on this car . Any suggestions please -- for full context, visit http://www.motorsforum.com/chrysler/over-heating-72261-.htm

Ever notice all the older Neons, minivans, Intrepids and some Fords on the road suffering from opaque lenses? I even spotted an older Mercedes developing the problem. It is unacceptable that we have to constantly buff or replace cloudy, yellow polycarbonate plastic headlight lenses because Chrysler...