1999 Chrysler Sebring "auto shut down relay work" Questions

auto shut off relays and checked connections to everything, what would stop it from even turning the engine? I would lean towards looking over the fuses again, that sounds like it would be caused more

down, the clips can come off. My passenger side clip is currently hanging - very visible. Many mechanics are afraid to fuss with putting it back on for fear that they cause more damage than good. Look

auto shut down from hitting a bump- no fuel pump or ignition - voltage gauge not working I checked all connections and grounds- tested all relays Is there a auto shut down device for safety for ...

...auto shut down relay? will not start,I hear no fuel pump action when key is turned on.checked all fuses and fuel relays .And the dash gauges do not resgister with key on postion. Added fuel straight ...

...shut down all power at all speeds from idle to driving on the interstate. I jumped out the auto shutdown relay and it works fine but i cannot find the auto shutdown switch to see if its bad. Where is ...

auto shut down No power going to relays due to asd. Auto shut down. What do I need to do to fix this. Any one else ever have this problem sure we have like 1000s of posts here with ASD drop
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auto shut down relay (fuel) The Automatic Shut Down relay is in the power disatribution center by the battery. It provides power to the ignition coil and the fuel injectors when it is turned on by the

...auto shut down relay first before you go and replace the ecu. the auto shut down shuts the computer off when you turn the key off. and if thats not working right then the computer wouldnt come on and ...

...auto shut down shuts off power to the ignition and fuel pump if the timing belt snaps. ,,,, if you have spark and fuel pump works then check firing order on plug wires , if they are in right place ...

...shut-down relay spot and see if your car works. If it does, then just go grab a new relay at your auto-parts store. If thats not it, then I would definitely assume its the temperature sensor (ETC) ...