20 Most Recent 1986 Chrysler New Yorker Questions & Answers

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Oil is OK?

Talk with a panel shop or a vehicle upholsterer but as the vinyl is normally glued on with contact cement the I suspect that there will be paint damage. It may help to use a heat gun to soften the vinyl as you go but do not get too enthusiastic with the heat as it may damage the paint underneath . Which ever way it will be a slow job

hand tighten it down too much pressure will damage the valve cover tighten it with your rachet when it feels tight tap it with your hand and thats it

Make sure the carburetor is bolted down securely so that no air is leaking in under it. Make sure the screws around the top of the carburetor are secure.

Being careful, get your head down into the engine compartment while the car is idling, listening for an air leak.

Take an unlit propane torch that has the valve open, and pass it along all the intake component mating surfaces. When you get to a leak, fuel from the torch will pass through the leak rather than regular air, and the engine will speed up a little (or a lot). Point it at all vacuum hose ends (both ends of each hose).

This car originally contained R12, if you can find it you can use it. The other option if this has not already happened is you can convert the system from R12 to R134a, which is readily available, all auto part stores carry these kits. R12 AC fitting are threaded and R134a systems have slip on quick connect fittings.

in the transmission there's a sensor which is connected by a power wire, either the power wire is shorted or the sensor crapped out..
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I would take the back seat out and see if you can get through a hole behind the back seat.

It could be a lot of things combined like an improperly ajusted choke to a battery with to low of cold cranking amps. However it may save you a lot of greaf and money in the long run to simply plug your car in on thoes long and cold winter nights.good luck.

check the vacuum lines. plastic lines break. one line goes into the fire wall. then there are several lines coming from the control panel. sometimes the plug comes loose

All I can say is check your fuel system. Things like the filter, collapsed lines and the such. Also check pressure on fuel pump. What you describe sounds too much like fuel system problem.

If the brake light fuse keeps blowing,the sockets in the tail lights maybe bad,or a bulb is bad,or in backwards.

you need to check the fuel pressure on the rail it seems too low

Hello. I can assist you. Push in and hold the trip odometer in for over ten seconds until the dash begins to go through what appears to be a self test. This will reset the speedometer. Thanks for using fixya!

after a car is being jumped it could affect many sensitives electrical components. this battery jump might have blown out the l.e.d lights on the dashboard