20 Most Recent 2002 Dodge Intrepid - Page 6 Questions & Answers

It sounds like you have a leak. Diagnose where the leak is coming from. Check for coolant leakage at your water pump, at both ends of your radiator hoses, and the transmission coolant line. You may also want to replace your Thermostat just in case it's locked in the closed position.

there are many sensors, please specify

your intrepid doesnt have a timing belt it has a chain. there are major problems with these engines, theres a big one with the chain jumping due to a tensioner breaking or a guide,heres a diagram for the chain setup.this is a very important setup make sure you use correct sprokets in the right place and also if it jumped timing il bet you may have some bent valves,

it sounds like ur starter to me one way to find out for sure before u take it off is to jack up car and on the starter there is a battery cable (big post) ignition wire (small post) carefully stick a small screwdriver between the two making contact with both and nothing else. If starter is good it will turn over... but it really does sound as if the starter is bad from what you said

The most common symptom of a failed thermostat is overheating at highway speeds. Your engine may be able to stay cool at low speeds because it's not working that hard, be sure coolant is ok! Good-day! the thermostat is sticking thats what it sounds like to me. its not opening properly.

Your symptoms are identical to those that I had. The solution was to replace the ignition coil. It had a very small crack that expanded with heat. Replacing the coil solved the problem.... Jim

It can be the issue with weak battery or faulty battery or if battery is ok,then its faulty starter causing the issue.From start to end troubleshooting these problem i suggest you to click the link below and follow its procedure:-----

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What you'll need to do is replace the door regulator with a good used one or a new one. The fact that it's broken probably is the cause of the glass going off track. Call your local Recycle Yard or NAPA for a replacement part.

Generally a blinking check engine light indicates a cylinder has a misfire. Could be a bad spark plug, spark wire, coil, or injector.

If you'd like to know the original paint color of a vehicle to repaint or touch up scrapes, one of the ways to find out is by looking up the Vehicle Identification Number, more commonly referred to as a VIN. The VIN is a 17-digit number that can tell you practically all of the information about a car, such as make, prior reported accidents and color code. The dealership will be able to determine the paint code based on the VIN.

I have a 2001 Dodge Intrepid and had a similar problem; while, in motion my car would turn off so I would pull over with its flow. I would wait there for about 20 to 30 minutes and tried turning it back on and it did. This would happen often. After, doing my research and having a few guys helping me to figure this out, and changing a few sensors that cost over $50.00 a piece that didn't solve the problem. I find out that the crankshaft position sensor needed to be replaced; which, I did and I only paid $12.00 at AutoZone. It never again turned off on me again. (of course only when, I would turn it off). I hope this helps you and if you have any other question please ask, I've had too many issues with this vehicle and my only solution is to repair it. I am unemployed, so I can't afford to purchase another vehicle or hire a mechanic. Good luck :-)

A blinking or flashing check engine light indicate misfiring. I suggest you check the components of your secondary ignition system especially if it worsens when it's damp.

i would start with the fuel system

is there any pause between flashes? you need a scan tool on an 02 vehicle for that kind of problem. codes for pcm are not single digit. so now it begs the question... how did it get in a flash mode? perhaps the allpar website is a good place to seek data. but you need to decide if it cranks but wont start? wont start, wont crank? or cranks, start -die allpar could have tsb data for you. or the public library, i look cars up on mitchell database there and get recalls/tsb's as well as pinpoint tests for codes.

Could be crankshaft sensor.

http://www.edgeproducts.com/product_images/customer_support_article-pdf-39.pdf helps you identify the source of the codes to narrow it down. Just remember, with three codes, you need to solve the code problem that can impact the others as there is usually a dependency on other subsystems working for the automobile to function correctly.

you need to take to shop or auto parts store if u live in USA like Autozone. they will scan the car and can tell u why the check engine light is on.

do the diagnostics it will show up the fault

are the wires on right?

will it spin the engine? if so ckeck for spark and fuel delivery