20 Most Recent 2002 Dodge Intrepid - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Is the check engine light staying on, and have you checked fuel pressure with a gauge ?

on the converter. 02 sensor. some have 4 of them. could be in front or behind.

have some one put a obd code reader on that i cant think of what would cause it to flash 9times and dont start

go and get a code reading but it could be a transmission problem i will check into it some more

You may need to replace the box on top of transmission. . Its the shift control. . the rod hooks to the module..

Hi Leonard, I'm glad to help! The oil pressure switch is located on side of the engine right by the oil filter. Hope this helps and have an awesome day Leonard.

It is possible, but not likely. To more accurately pinpoint your problem please provide more detailed symptoms, like did it happen all of a sudden, was any work done on the car, has this happened before? How many miles are on the car? Are they mostly in town and highway miles? Any issues with the starter before this? It is possible the starter could have just died but not likely. my first guess would be the starter relay, but if the headlights dim when you turn the key to start, it is probably the starter solenoid. If this is the case the starter would need to be replaced.

what year and model of car?

try changing the ground cable to the battery

Did it ever overheated?

its possible that you may have a bad fuel pump, you will have to test the fuel pressure with a gauge. it should be about 35lbs pressure and check the fuel volume it should be about 1 liter in 10 seconds.

Sounds like it's over heating. Make sure it has plenty of coolant & fresh oil.. Try to get it checked out :)

Hi Kenneth, I'm glad to help! There is a ton of thing that can cause the engine to die. The most common problem we found here a the dealer is the Crank Sensor. NOTE: This amay or may not be your problem but its the best place to start. NOTE: If you decide to try it, be sure to replace both the Crank Sensor and the Cam Sensor because they are both wired on the same circuit and could be one or the other doing it. Hope this helps and have an awesome day Kenneth.

check fuel pressure make sure they are within specs. then if it is , very possible that you a problem with ignition module. this module is known to fail, and my experience using rebuilt is not good it took 6 unit before we got a good one. good luck

not in its self but i would think that something isn't quite right , i'd return to repairer for their opinion

yes, there is small fan in very front of car.

are you referring to range sensor? speed sensor? input or output speed sensors? park neutral switch?