If the noise goes away when you let go of the accelerator, it's probably an engine or exhaust system related noise, and you are just simply hearing it through the vents. To have a noise such as this pinpointed, the...
Hi there. The first thing that should be done with a situation like you've described is to try and isolate the symptoms your car is having and complete a check engine light inspection to isolate the root problems. This allows...
Most oil pressure sensors are located near the oil filter. I believe that the oil filter is easily accessible on this engine. Search near the oil filter to find the switch. Once the switch is located, unplug the switch and...
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If the airbag light and security system is detecting faults then the lights will illuminate. You will need to have the systems scanned to find the fault. You can call a mobile mechanic like one from YourMechanic to come and...
Hi There, Overheating with the AC on is generally caused by a couple of possibilities. When the AC compressor is beginning to fail, this may incur an increased load on the motor as it works harder than usual to turn...
Hi there. The inlet is the part that secures the screws to the oil pressure sensor on your Town & Country. I would highly recommend purchasing a service and repair manual for your Chrysler T & C so you can...
The Onstar modules on newer GM's are located under the center console on your vehicle, typically directly under the radio / control center on the dashboard. If you are going to attempt to access it, I would highly recommend contacting...
This transmission requires a special service tool to go in dip stick hole of transmission and a scanner to see the temperature of transmission fluid to get the proper level. My only suggestion is to have a professional with proper...
Hi There, Depending on whether or not the vehicle will turn over will determine what the next step should be. If the engine does not turn over, I would recommend checking all connections related to the battery and check to...
If the noise only exists when the vehicle is moving at the RPM values you cite, the vibration is probably in the drive train. If the vibration occurs in park though, again at the cited RPM values, then it is...
What you are describing sounds like a faulty starter solenoid. A faulty starter solenoid will generally produce a clicking sound when turning the key. The starter solenoid is located on the starter and has internal electrical contacts that transmit electricity...
Hi There, This can be caused by a loose battery cable which is often times the problem. Try checking to be sure they are connected properly. Also, there is a sensor that has 3 small wires running to it that...
Based on what you described, the only possibility is that the starter relay is faulty. You may have purchased a faulty one somehow. The reason that I say this is because if you eliminate the starter relay from the equation,...
Hello. There are multiple possible sources of this problem, ranging from a pulley or belt that has been damaged, to a sensor failure or electrical malfunction. The check engine light will be triggered by a trouble code that will probably...
The manifold line is not normally replaced when compressor or the condenser is replaced unless a problem is noted. In order to replace it now you will need to get a quote from customer service to get estimate for the...
Hi there. This could be due to a damaged alternator, faulty main relay or other electrical glitch in the ECU that is causing all of these problems. The best advice we can offer is to have a professional mobile mechanic...
It sounds like your starter may be drawing too much power from the battery, resulting in the fuse popping every time you start the vehicle. This may happen as a result of bad wiring or potentially a bad starter solenoid....
If you plugged in the actuator before installing it then you have ruined the new one and need to replace it then install it before you connect the electrical connector. The system will then relearn the positions.
