Category: Chrysler

A hissing noise in your Chrysler's exhaust system often signals a leak or obstruction. Common causes include a failing exhaust gasket, cracks in the exhaust manifold, or a clogged catalytic converter which impede airflow, lowering performance. Weak seals between the manifold and cylinder head, often aggravated by temperature fluctuations, may also contribute. Exhaust leaks, particularly… Continue reading Why Does My Chrysler’s Exhaust Make a Hissing Noise?

To properly diagnose and fix oil leaks from Chrysler engine pushrod tubes, begin by identifying oil stains under the vehicle, which suggest a leak. Examine the engine block for visible marks; use a flashlight for hard-to-reach areas. Pushrod tubes transport oil between the engine block and cylinder head, and their condition should be checked regularly.… Continue reading How Do I Properly Diagnose and Fix Oil Leaks From the Pushrod Tubes in a Chrysler Engine?

To correctly set the ignition timing on an air-cooled Chrysler engine, first gather a timing light, wrenches, a Chrysler distributor wrench, and a dwell meter for accuracy. Locate the timing marks on the crankshaft pulley or flywheel, enhancing visibility with degreaser and chalk. Attach the timing light clamp to the number one spark plug wire… Continue reading How Do I Correctly Set the Ignition Timing on an Air-Cooled Chrysler Engine?

To properly test the cooling system pressure in your water-cooled Chrysler, begin by obtaining a pressure gauge, a Chrysler-specific radiator/expansion tank adapter, and a hand pump. Ensure the engine is cool to avoid injury and accuracy issues. Locate and access the radiator cap, using the owner's manual if necessary. Securely attach the pressure tester to… Continue reading How Do I Properly Test the Cooling System Pressure in My Water-Cooled Chrysler?

Join us as we explore why upgrading to a high-flow fuel pump in your Chrysler can transform performance and efficiency—discover more now!

Troubleshooting erratic idling, stalling, and poor acceleration in your Chrysler? Discover the telltale signs of a failing MAP sensor now.

Master the art of replacing Chrysler wipers with ease and discover key maintenance tips for optimal performance.

Replacing the input shaft bearing in a Chrysler transmission becomes crucial when identifying symptoms such as whining or grinding noises, which signal bearing failure. Vibrations during low-speed operation or acceleration suggest misalignment or wear. Gear shifting difficulty highlights potential bearing problems, especially noticeable in slow or rough transitions. Regular inspection for leaks can reveal worn… Continue reading When Is It Necessary to Replace the Input Shaft Bearing in a Chrysler Transmission?

Find out why your Chrysler’s front tires wear unevenly, from alignment issues to suspension troubles, and uncover solutions to extend tire life.