20 Most Recent 1993 Dodge Spirit - Page 9 Questions & Answers

on a 91 spirit it is underneath the frame on the right rear near the wheel well. good-day !

you need to have it checked out.with the light staying on in an accident the airbag may not deploy. the most likely cause is a bad clockspring but further diagnosis is needed

your current passing coil is weak! may be your sparking plug is weak and there is a problem in your sparking wire! your engine is ok go to any machanic shop and repair it from there! vote me if it is helpful for you!

Could be a timing issue, or if it has EFI (electronic fuel injection) there may be a problem with the onboard electronics. Could be as simple as replacing a relay.

• Hi, I can help. Says here both your Hazard (4 way lights) and Turn Signal relay are located up under the dash, mounted below the glove box compartment cavity.
• To switch it just pull out the old one and install a new on.

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Is there any chance that the plug wires were not installed in the proper firing order?
What am I saying... of course there is... I have done it myself. I would check that first... as overfilling the oil by a small amount should only stress your seal and gaskets... If a large overfill is left for a long period of time it could foam up whenit comes in contact with the piston/fork/blade assemblies causing the oil pump to cavitate thus starving an overfilled engine of oil.

But I think the problem with your car may be more than an oil issue... Them cars are usually bullet proof...

always set the engine at TDC Before belt removal

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I may be better able to assist you if you can tell me what issues you experiencing with your Spirit.

Thanks, Rodney

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if its a vacume leak on a car/truck... get yourself a can of carb cleaner from pepboys then start car and let idle, if it wont idle have a friend keep his foot on gas so its around ide and spray carb cleaner around all intake areas, when you hear a drop in rpm your getting warm.

Sounds like it could be a bad belt. Turn the car off and inspect all of the belts for wear, fraying, and correct fit.

It is probably going to be the water pump it is failing. It sounds as if the thermostat is opening up so its not gonna be a simple fix. Probably could do it yourself.

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send me your e-mail and i will send the diagram of the timing belt, and let me know if there is any thing else you need for the job and i will get it for you as well.

i assume you mean that you have hazard flashers work and not the signals.there are two flasher units on the car.one is for the hazards and the other is for the turn signals.they look exactly the same but have there own circuits.it sounds like you changed the hazard flasher thinking it was the signal flasher.you need to look for the flasher unit and change it.it should be on the fuse panel or under the dash in the same general area.

It could be a bad gauge or there is something wrong with the oil pressure. Oil pressure can be caused by a number of things. It could be because the oil has low viscosity or simply put bad oil that needs replacement or the oil level may just be too low.

Other causes may be caused by worn out parts such as bearings or crankshaft journals. Check also for leaks when you park the car overnight. Put newspaper and observe. Have the car engine washed and see if the leaks are from above the car. These could just be bad gaskets or seals. Check also for the smoke that comes from the exhaust. If you are burning oil it may also be a bad gasket or seals.

Usually this type fuse is found in the fuse receptacle underneath the hood on top of the engine. It should have a diagram either on the outside of the lid or sometimes can be found on the inside top as well.