What is the engine called that is a 3.3 liter, flex fuel , 99 Plymouth Grand Voyager,

Sounds like either a fuel pump or throttle position sensor. Check the pressure at the port on the fuel rail. It should be at least 30 PSI while running. TPS is mounted right on the throttle body. Amazon sells them both.

sorry it's different

98 was the first year chrysler introduced an E85 compliant minivan. This only applies to the 3.3 liter engine. The 3.8 liter is NOT compatible.

We have a 99 and this is what we found. It ends up costing us more to run E85 than regular fuel. E85 is less efficient and will decrease your fuel economy 25-30%. Currently the price offset does compensate for this and as a result you will fill up more often and will not see a significant savings after the math is done.

Chrysler also recommended, at the time, to use a special E85 compliant oil which also costs more money. You can check with your local chrysler dealer to see if this is still true.

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did you check the bulb?

have it check w a mechanic theres a lot of things that can cause your engine not to start....

see diagram below, if not there go to the link.
http://autorepair.about.com/library/firing_orders/bl-fo-4193.htm

Hate to say it but not very likely. Mine cost me $1500 for a rebuilt. Doesn't hurt to check a few local shops that deal with transmissions.

it is under dash, drivers side. dash has to be pulled for installation. go to PDF PDFTown.com. should have instructions, or go to auozone.com, and register for znet. it has installation for your HEATER CORE there. good luck.

ask a dealership talk to a service tech

A604 IS THE TAG NUMBER.