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replace your fuel filter it should be a cilinder looking metal filter on your gas line. could be under the hood or behined one of your back tires

1993 Dodge Spirit 2.5L TBI SOHC 4cyl the Fuel Filter is located under vehicle, passenger side, below seating area, passenger side of fuel tank, mounted on frame in fuel line.

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The end pieces are commonly refered too as pig tails.

Yes.

The path of pulleys around which the belt goes (beginning with the crankshaft pulley, and moving clockwise around the array of pulleys) is in this order:
tensioner pulley (belt goes around the pulley counter-clockwise)
power steering pulley (belt goes...clockwise)
alternator (belt...clockwise)
idler pulley (belt going under the pulley)
and back to the crank pulley (belt...clockwise).

Check your head gasket for leaks and the oil for signs of antifreeze in it, you may experience an engine seize-up if you don't. The entire system should be pressure tested as you have a leak.

go to your auto parts store look in the book, the repair manuals

might have a bad oil pump
bring it to your local mechanic

Timing belt/chain may have been put it slightly off time, when motor rebuild

Sounds like an alternator problem. Check belt to make sure it's tight, then have alternator tested.

If I remember correctly, the fuel filter is located in the center of the car at the back between the rear seat pan and the gas tank. If not, it would be either under the right or left passenger side rear doors.

valve problem most likely...

Most of the time when that happens you have lost the vacuum to the heater. Look under the hood near the fire wall for a broken or disconnected vacuum line. They are usually plastic and about 1/8 inch in diameter.

revisa el aceite que este limpio y anivel con el motor caliente.si esta bien tienen que escanearlo pora revisar los sensores de la transmision. suerte

You will probably have to raise the back of the car enough to slide under (unless you're REALLY slim). USE JACKSTANDS to safely support the car, NOT just a jack; or drive up on ramps. The shocks are bolted to the body or frame at the top and to the axle at the bottom. It is a pretty easy, but sometimes dirty job. Have fun.

You need a new switch, or possibly a wire fell off. When you wiggled it, it was getting a temporary good connection. Either way you have to pull it out.

You need to mark the bolt heads of the lower bols in the struts with a paint mark or a center punch on themount and head a make sure the end in the same position when your done and you will be fine.

Okay....this is for the fuel pump:

1. Make sure the negative battery cable is disconnected. Have a metal cup handy to collect any fuel that may spill.
   
2. Place a drain pan under the oil filter, then remove the filter with a strap wrench or equivalent.
   
3. Disconnect the fuel and vapor lines, catching fuel that spills. Dispose of any spilled fuel safely.
   
4. Plug the fuel lines to prevent leaks.
   
5. Remove the attaching bolts and remove the fuel pump.
   

The fuel pump is NOT repairable. It must be replaced as a complete unit. Always use a new gasket when installing the pump and make certain that the gasket surfaces are clean.
To install:

1. Clean the fuel pump and engine block gasket surfaces of all old gasket material or dirt.
   
2. Position a new fuel pump gasket against the engine block, then situate the pump in position over the gasket with bolt holes lined up squarely. Install the retaining bolts and tighten them to 21 ft. lbs. (28 Nm).
   
3. Connect the fuel lines to the pump (always start fuel line connections by hand-before using a wrench to tighten) and tighten the fittings to 175 inch lbs. (20 Nm).
   
4. Clean the block surface, check the gasket, then install the oil filter, tightening it by hand only. If the gasket is damaged, replace the filter. Refer to Section 1 for the proper service procedures regarding oil filters.
   
5. Start the engine and check for leaks. Check the crankcase oil level and refill as necessary.
   

It's on the side of your engine block.