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| My van sounded like it was out of gas but in fact it has a half a tank...someone mentioned might be Throttle Position Sensor...I mentione earlier that when i initially tried to start it the gas pedal stuck all the way down and i had to turn it off..but now it wont start (sounds like it out of gas) and I thought I saw smoke coming from the solenoid...what is a Throttle Position Sensor anyway and where might it be located on a 1991 Plymouth Voyager LE 3.3.V6..?? | |
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Hi everyone, I wonder if anyone else has seen this type of phenomenon. I bought a used 02 T&C EX not too long ago. Had to replace the sway bar bushings and fix the rear liftgate lock motor (myself so it cost $80 total for everything). I knew this stuff going into the purchase. The strange thing I'm seeing is the van's lights (both headlight and interior) will flicker when sitting at idle. Not greatly so but you just notice it when stopped. Really weird. And I noticed that the headlights will temporarily dim when I first hit the brakes while driving (just a split second). Seems to me like an electrical system/charging problem. Was wondering if anyone had some insight on this? I'm thinking the alternator may be starting to go (so I might switch it out myself). Any comments or ideas are greatly appreciated |
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| The problem is the left driving light is on and the right driving light is off. When I turn the headlamps on the right low beam comes on and the left low beam goes off. When I switch the high beams on the right goes off and the left comes on. I was told it is the front control module with a open circuit on it. Where is it located, behind the lamp, right? How easy is it to check? | |
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Replying to: lashleroux15 (Jan 10, 2006 9:47 am)
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Replying to: eric6 (Dec 12, 2005 8:39 am) |
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Replying to: motoringmama (Jan 10, 2006 11:10 am) I do highly suspect something with my alternator or charging system, because I am about to put my 4TH battery in it today. Both Chrysler & Sears say my charging system checks out OK, but I've never had a battery last more than 18 months (2 MOPAR Golds and now my top-of-the-line Diehard). Some of the battery cells get internal shorts and it won't charge, eventually getting to the point where you can't even jump start it. |
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Replying to: duke87nuke (Jan 11, 2006 9:24 am) I took it to the dealer. 600 dollars to repair. New Motor and connection cable, about 300 dollars. The rest is labor. I am going to live with it the way it is. Thanks for your reply. Eric
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Replying to: albumteacher (Dec 01, 2004 11:28 am) |
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Replying to: eric6 (Jan 11, 2006 9:45 am) |
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Hi all, this is an update to my Van and its problem: I took it to a shop after giving up and found out what the problem was so if anybody has the same trouble ever here is what happened to me 4 wires had corroded and broke off the harness which connects to the computer but i didn't see them when i took it to the shop it took them a day to figure out the problem and fix it so if you ever get the same simptoms like in my earlier posts then check your wire harnesses spent 250.00 on parts i didn't need and all it was was 4 wires which corroded and broke off the harness hopfully this will help sombody in the future. |
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