20 Most Recent 1999 Chrysler Town & Country Questions & Answers

The VR is integral to the powertrain control module (PCM). Are you having trouble with the alternator voltage?

This is your security system. Your van thought it was being stolen. Next time do not leave your keys in the van and lock the doors.

There are various sensors that keep engines running....you need a diagnostic done on it.

Get a wiring diagram. Unplug connector from BCM and do a continuity check on each door at the BCM. That'll tell you whether it's a door switch, wiring or BCM problem

Hi, Sounds like a worn/bad/damage transmisison or engine mount. These hold the engine and trans in place and usually have a rubber part that can wear out. Either a trans shop or regular mechanic will need to diagnose. I don't know the cost. GL, TD

Ok start by looseing your belt and removing it. Next remove the hoses from the pump and elevate to keep from dripping an excess of fluid. Next, unbolt the existing pump and remove. Then position the new unit and bolt back up. Re-attach the hoses. Put the belt back on and tighten until you have approx 1/4" of play. Fill the resevoir on the new pump. Start the vehicle and turn the wheels, drive a couple of miles, recheck the fluid and fill as needed. You are now in business! Good Luck! I hope you find this very helpful!

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Visit the on-line store, know as reliable-store, they have the repair manuals. I'm sure you will get the solution of your problem. Best Manuals

I would suggest you have the oil pressure checked with a manual gauge. It sounds to me like you might have a restriction at the sump tube and your engine has low oil pressure.

Chrysler Town and Country Owners Manual 1999 PDF Car Owners Manuals

Chrysler Town and Country Owners Manual 1999 PDF Car Owners Manuals

You might be able to disconnect the negative battery cable for a period of time? Otherwise, the use of an OBD II, Scanner/Reader should be able to clear codes. Most Auto Parts stores will provide scan-read-clear services for free.