Need a new motor - 2001 Dodge Intrepid

you can get all the info you'll need by providing your serial number and calling you auto mfg. in this vin they can give you any info. you need

are you sure the engines gone? have you had at least 2 certified mechanics tell you that you need a new motor? in todays age, some people do lie for money.sad but true. try calling a local mobile mechanic and have them come out and diagnose it {the motor} bad. unless you're mechanically qualified to diagnose it yourself. then, try a pull a part junk yard for used motor or a local part yard for used motor. if you do prefer a new motor,you can order a new motor from dealer,auto-zone,advance auto parts. the new motor price,i do not know. the used pull a part motor,i do. the motor cost is with warranty,is $210.00 in tn. in ga. thats you pull the motor yourself. the motor from a part yard that pulls it for you can be anywhere from $500.00 to $950.00 depending on how many miles are on the engine that's being removed. 1st myself, i would need to know for sure that my motor is really bad.just like a dr. before doing surgery,you need 2nd opinion. sorry,just the way i am. if you're mechanically inclined and can make the correct diagnosis,you can find a good used motor. if not and you're trusting someone else for parts,labor,i suggest you consider the cost of replacement,the cost of the labor,versus the cost of the entire vehicle replacement into another car. that's only being honest. good luck and thank you for choosing fixya.com!

Unplug the new motor from the wiring harness and use a jumper wire from the new motor to the battery. If the new motor won't run with direct battery voltage, it is faulty and should be returned to wherever you bought it for replacement. If it works with direct battery voltage then you may need to replace the heater relay.

Remove door panel to get at it. Motor may be good and regulator or other issues need attention. Open it up and check it out.

A new motor will cost you 1000s . A used one will do if you are short on money. Places that sell used motors usually have a limited warranty on the motors they sell. They do a check up on the motor and refurbish it. they give you time to take it back in case it fails or anything else.

You'll need to buy a new motor and regulator. You can go used or new, it's up to you. The regulator will include the cable.

- Remove the interior door trim,
- Disconnect the power cable from the window motor,
- Remove the window bump-stops (one at the front, one back),
- Remove the glass window from the regulator (two bolts),
- Slide the glass window out of the top of the door,
- Remove 3 nuts from the window motor,
- Remove all window regulator bolts,
- Slide the motor & regulator assembly out the top of the door.

- Mount your new motor to your new regulator,
- Install the new motor & regulator assembly in the reverse order.

overhaul of carb needed, check the vaccum advancer for wear n tear, rapace f necessary fo

what is needed is not worth it.getting new motor is cheaper.

For the cylinder head problem,,you need a set of heads from a Carb'd motor.
For your Header problem, you need the services of your friendly neighborhood Welder.
All things are possible with the right application of enough heat ;-)