Where is the abs fuse located at on a 1998 chysler concord

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Check fuses for heater fan.

Fuse Box Diagram Chrysler Concorde / LHS (1997-2004)

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Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses) for Chrysler Concorde / LHS (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004).

Check coolant level.

The belt would not be melted by the crankshaft, it would be something that is driven by the belt like an idler pulley or AC compressor. The reason the belt failure is that it is driven by the crank, if there is excessive resistance to the crank turning the pulley the belt suffers overheating and failure.

Locate the fuse panel (in a concord, it's probably on the driver's side of the vehicle) on the side edge when you open the door. It could also be under the dash near the floor board of the passenger side. Each fuse panel will have a diagram showing which fuses belong to which systems in the car.

it would help if i could see a picture of it and if there is a proportioning valve which is located by the mastercylinder also

No generic code reader will read anything other than PCM/ECU codes, and sometimes ABS codes if you spend a little extra money.

The 1998 Chrysler Concorde also didn't have a instrument cluster that was controlled by the Body Computer. (BCM)
If your speedometer is working occasionally, then chances are that there is a intermittent short in the wiring or that one gauge is just going bad.

While you're driving or when it happens, try to pay attention to what makes it happen... Hitting bumps in the road or hitting the dash with your hand will be a sign of possible bad wiring.
If it worked when you shut the car off, and then doesn't work when you start it back up the next day could mean that the speedometer and/or instrument cluster is going bad.

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Should be on the drivers side of the engine compartment, under the fuse box and the PCM.

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a bad wheel bearing, abs sensor can be bad take to shop and have them scan for the abs light to narrow what it is could be a simple fix for u instead of paying alot for them to do it

I havent looked at that car you mention but since you worded it like you did , it reminds me of the second volvo I had (98 model). the water pump was located behind the timing belt cover and actually driven be the timing belt... really. I thought this was of a poor design myself. I bet yours is the same. good luck replacing the water pump. the volvo was one BIG pain in the ...........

first of all i would check the brake fluid cylinder for fluid level you may have a leak there somewhere hope this helps regards Jim