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2000 Chrysler Town & Country Questions & Answers
Heat ...ac 2000 town and country
Sounds like more than one issue. 17 year old Chrysler, so it is not a surprise. Blend door actuator, HVAC power head are possibilities. If this is still powered by vacuum lines, they could have leaks at this age and nothing will work right. This all could require dash removal of various degrees to test and repair.
Ac compressor an a van
have you disconnected the wire to the clutch coil
if you have and it is still not free wheeling you have a bearing failure in the pulley on the compressor shaft
Losing RPMs while Steering to the Right
Check for wiring that moves when you turn the wheel. The harness may be tangled in the steering linkage. This could be under the car or under the dash by the steering column. It could even be the ignition switch wiring.
Blower motor thermal cut off
Obviously, you are talking about your vintage 1932 Chevy Coupe. I know that's the vehicle because you did NOT say that it WASN'T!
The fluttering sound is probably dry leaves that got stuck in the blower assembly! Suck them out with a shop vac!
New battery van would click then started one day and starter would not shut off got new starter fine for two days then does same thing and started smoking what is causing this
if there is a relay in the starter circuit, that is suspect
I would remove the starter motor and check 2 things
first is the condition of the teeth on the ring gear
they have a habit of burring over and the pinion gear gets stuck and will not disengage
next is to check is the pinion teeth the right number on the new starter for the ring gear
That is sometimes an issue but I would suspect first a relay , next damaged teeth on the ring gear ( they appear at specific places on the ring gear (90 degrees -120degres and 180 degrees and run for around 6 teeth where the starter initially engages the ring gear
the smoking is from a burnt out starter because when it is stuck in the ring gear , the starter becomes a generator with uncontrolled current generated going straight to ground
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