20 Most Recent 1994 Dodge Colt Questions & Answers

if it has a dip stick to check the fluid level , that is the fill hole for the transmission oil

it earths off onto the ecu housing behind the inlet manifold

We do not have wiring diagrams. You can access them for a small fee i am told here: alldatadiy.com

they used 2 engines in this car, here are both, 1st diagram is 1.5 liter, next is the 1.8 liter.

Could be. here's the belt routing.

if your getting gas then the next thing to check would be spark. make sure your spark plugs are fireing

If possible, the car should be checked when the problem is present. When your car start ans stalls, check for spark at the spark plugs, to isolate trouble in the ignition system. Next, test the fuel pressure to eliminate fuel pump and pump relay problems. I will can tell you that check (replaced if need) the ignition coil; if this occurr, you should replace the ignition module and the crank angle sensor as well.

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If after switch on of the a/c there is no difference in the engine rpm with the solenoid latching up the a/c compressor with the fan working , then you must look for the fuse of the a/c which can be found near the main box inside the bonnet. replace and test. However if the ac works but there is no cooling then you must check for the gas pressure in the visual eye at the gas inlet. If you notice that there is heating in the cooling pipes then your compressor needs to be checked, gas leak in system, gas filling. Hope you check this out. Good day

sounds like the electronic ignition module opens up due to heat.

make sure that your clean air assembly is connected correctly, all sensors are working and plugged in and make sure your air filter is clean.

U can buy a used one at the link below.

http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/product.cfm?p=7596&cs=products%2Ecfm%3Fvt%3D1007%26mk%3D6180%26yr%3D1994

check the starter

Click on the following: direct, free Link. It has the Timing Belt Marks for your 1994 Dodge Colt; with the unspecified 1.5L or 1.8L SOHC In-Line 4-Cylinder Engines.
After looking at the Diagrams, if you are having a problem with locating the marks on the Cam Sprocket LOOK at the Camshaft Key location at the center of the Camshaft Sprocket Bolt in relation to where the Mark should be.
There are several additional diagrams on the Link Page which will be help you in your endeavors.

Let me know if this helped.

http://www.2carpros.com/car_repair_information/year/1994/make/dodge/model/colt/1994_dodge_colt_timing_belt_diagram_marks.htm

check the catalytic converter or exhaust for a restriction. some other things to look at as well would be a restricted air filter,fuel filter,and or old spark plugs. look the car over and inspect each item i described. if you have not had the car serviced in a while,take it to a place to have the work done.

if you go to parts store they will tell you its gear oil different grades

Yes, it sounds like she may have overheated the transmission. You can verify this by smelling the transmission fluid, if it smells burnt you need to take it to a transmission repair shop.

coil,or timing belt does the engine sound slightly different when cranking it,if so the belt for sure rmove your cover check the belt even if the belt is still there check the teeth to make sure theyre not falling off somtimes this can happen when belt is rotten.this is assuming your car has timing belt not chain