20 Most Recent 1992 Chrysler Town & Country - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Yes, you can as long as the pulley diagram is the same for the engines with no AC. There will most likely be a diagram on the front of the engine or in your owners manual showing the belt diagram for both cars with AC and without AC. Just make sure to buy a different belt that will fit it now. Hope this helps. Good luck!

It's located on the top/side of your bell housing.

CHANGE THE NEUTRAL SAFETY SWITCH AND THE PROBLEM SHOULD BE SOLVED. THE FIRST SIGN OF THE NEUTRAL SAFETY SWITCH GOING BAD IS NOT STARTING IN PARK. KEEP ME POSTED. THANKS FOR AN HONEST RATING AND FOR USING FIX-YA. GOOD LUCK

use a !2-volt test light to varify that you have power and a good ground to the stereo system.

If you have coolant leaking from under the water pump,you will more than likely need a new pump. Water pumps have a bleed hole built in to show if the pump seal is gone. If it is not leaking from the bleed hole, it may be from the gasket that seals the pump to the engine or it may be leaking from somewhere above the pump and collecting at that point. Good luck Moe

Have you cycled key , on,off,on,off,on, leave on, & see if check engine light flashes out any codes? It will give a few quick flashes, then pause, then a few more flashes. For example: 3 flashes, pause, 3 more flashes, is code 33. 2 flashes, pause, 2 more, is code 22. Will always be in sets of 2 digits, then a little longer pause in between each. When you get 5, pause & 5 more, that's end of message code 55. Try it and get back to us. Have a pen & paper ready when you are ready.

Trans is going into safe mode, have a shop scan it to see the problem.

check compression before you sink any money into it... could be a bad coil but start with a tune-up. Does it have carb or FI? If carb, choke may be not working.

I work at a dodge dealer in service. Need ur vin

I think your combination switch is malfunctioning. The switches that control both the wipers and the
turn signals are built into the combination switch. And the headlight controls too on some cars.

Your car may have a switch that controls the wipers and the turn signals, but not the headlights.

But whether you have the type that controls wipers/turn signals/headlights or just turn signals/wipers Im not sure, you didnt mention the specific year and model. But you should replace the switch that controls your wipers/signals. They are expensive sometimes, especially if you have the combo switch that controls wipers, headlights and turn signals. But you can find one at a slavage yard for a lot less money than new.


But you should put the year/model of your car when you post a problem youre having. That makes it more likely that someone can help.

Question edited for clarity, year make model first. Question moved to sub-category. If you pause this video at 2:17, it looks like there is an exposed fuse on the positive battery lead. They are normally covered by a red cap. I can't find any mention of a battery fuse, but many do have them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQC9US5EfLY ..

https://fuse-box.info/chrysler/chrysler-town-country-2001-2007-fuses https://www.autogenius.info/chrysler-town-and-country-2001-2007-fuse-box-diagram/ https://knigaproavto.ru/shemy/en/chrysler/voyager/918-2001-2007-dodge-caravan-chrysler-voyager-and-town-amp-country-fuse-box-diagram.html

Get the transmission checked.

P0700....Transmission Control System (MIL Request)

https://www.transmissionrepaircostguide.com/p0791 Here is a link to the code you have on your car.

Most repair manuals like Chilton's or Haynes have wire diagrams included. You can buy them used online or new from the auto parts stores.

Check the connections at the computer. Dodge put it in the passenger fenderwell where it gets wet and corroded.

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Pushing the horn button on the steering wheel doesn't sound the horns , is that what your saying ? Is the air bag light lit on the instrument cluster ? Could be the clock spring ,located in the steering column .Would need to pull the steering wheel . Or could be the integrated power module , Chrysler , jeep , Dodge vehicles have known problems with these modules , all kind of electrical problems . http://www.chryslerproblems.com/tipm/ Taking to a qualified repair shop mite be your best bet.

look under dash in fuse box and you will or should see a relay with little slots to emit the sound ,pull it out .