99 concorde power windows, signal lights and heat does not work

Patrick Bogan

• 81 Answers
• Posted on May 02, 2009

SOURCE: the problem i'm having with my concorde is when

You obviously have connection somewhere in your OBDII system that has a intermittent open, short, or short to ground. OBDII is the system that monitor's all emission's "sensors" throughout the car. This is caused by the above wiring snafu or a sensor itself is trying to go out....Think back to previous repairs that have been performed on the car. does anything coinside with your problem? If so, go back to that area and inspect the wiring and such. Say, an intake gasket was changed out,...I would inspect everything around such repair...1. Throttle position sensor, map sensor, Idle control solinoid, intake air sensor, cam sensor, Etc,etc. You see, these sensors are all located on or around your throttle body, which of course is located on your intake. You follow where Im going with this??? the cam sensor is not on your intake, but the wiring harness which houses the wiring for these sensors could very well contain the cam sensor wire as well as others.... Check it out and get back with us......

Theroad

SOURCE: periodically the crossfire won't start.

This sounds like one of those interesting problems. What you are going to have to do is find a light bulb type of electrical tester, and a schematic for the wiring on the car (or get a mechanic to do it). When the problem comes up again, you have to find where the power to the module is not coming through a weak connection. It is something that warms up and then breaks connection.
The first thing to do is change the fuses for the engine controls. Fuses are cheap and sometimes they develop a crack that opens when they see a rise in temperature from a heavy electrical load or warm or cold weather changes. Other things that cause problems are the wires that connect to the battery, and splices in those wires which are usually hidden inside a bundle of wires. Also inspect the connectors that hook up to the engine module and make sure the pins are not pulling out from tension in the wires and other defects.
You said it doesn't turn over, so also check the connections at the starter. Sometimes main power is routed through there.

SOURCE: I have a 2004 Chrysler Concorde Limited with a

I had the same issue that has evolved into the car starting and idling for 2-3 seconds then stalling. After doing this five times it won't turn over at all. All the dash lights are on but no turn over. After the car sits for appoximately 15-30 minutes, it starts and runs fine for 3-4 weeks then does it again. I was told this is due to the camshaft and crank position sensors needing replaced.

Sudeep Chatterjee

• 3267 Answers
• Posted on Aug 01, 2009

SOURCE: 04 PT cruiser will not rev above 2500rpm

Yes there is a governor which limits the rpm to 2500 rpm. It ha been limited because beyond this rev, the engine gets overheated and if kept running it that condition would slowly but surely damage the engine badly. Once you have reached the limit naturally your cruise control will stop working since its supposed to maintain that speed, which is not allowed by the governor. This governor can be removed but then you will have to risk damaging your engine fatally........................sodeep

SOURCE: '99 chrysler concorde turn signal lights are not

If the turn signal lights come on but do not flash, the flasher relay is defective. If the lights will not come on, there is a loss of power so check the fuse as you have already done and replace it even if it looks good. See if you have voltage at the fuse.