Chrysler LHS: Fans and AC don´t work

SOURCE: 1997 Chrysler LHS is overheating

If when you replaced coolant you noticed taht it fills slowly, the radiator could be internally blocked. Usually it can be flushed or if really bad, replace it. Also have the radiator checked for hydrocarbons...any in there tells you that there is a head gasket problem.

SOURCE: Chrysler LHS Starter

The starter is located beneith the engine, near the transaxle and it is attatched to the engine by 3 bolts. You need to disconnect the battery, raise the car to get at it. The 3.3 and 3.5 engines take different starters. Rick

SOURCE: 97 chrysler lhs overheats

Head gaskets don't cause overheating Usually they are a result of overheating. If the headgasket is bad one wil get leaking into the cylinders of coolant,which wil show up as milky oil.Like some one else stated ; have the radiator rodded out,(cleaned and fluashed).

SOURCE: 96 Chrysler LHS-new thermostat still overheats

well lets try! head gasket!! or highly possible cracked head!! thats a common failure on those models and one of the reasons i no longer work for chrysler . there good vehicles but the maintnence is a must!!

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SOURCE: program remote 1996 chrysler lhs

Setting in the car remote in hand turn the key on and off ( don't start the car ) three times within 5 seconds. Now press the door lock button until the doors lock and stop it should now work.