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Anonymous Posted on Oct 19, 2010

I have a 2000 chrysler town and country i half to hold the gas pedal down for it to start and the cadlac converter turns bright red whats it problem

  • Anonymous Oct 19, 2010

    i put a diffrent cat on it

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Your either running exstremly lean or its clogged up .(catt. converter )

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    Johnathan Lence Oct 19, 2010

    have you checked fuel pressure

  • Anonymous Oct 21, 2010

    its got 60

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    Johnathan Lence Oct 21, 2010

    ok are gettig plenty of exhaust thru the tail pipe ,be careful not to inhale these fumes very dangerous.also is your van using more fuel than normal it could be dumping too much fuel

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