I had a 1999 with a similar problem. Chrysler claimed it was the dash
computer and replaced it under warrantee. That didnt fix it. Then they
decided it was the ignition wire set that was placed too close in
proximity
to temp sensor wiring. That didnt fix it. Finally, the dealer****p called
Chrysler 5-star and the engineers were stymied. No help... Total of 5
trips to the dealer****p =^(
Try disconnecting the battery - waiting 30 sec - and reconnect. If the
problem is resolved, you had/have same problem that I have learned to live
with. I installed a battery switch so I can reset the dash computer
whenever it happens without tools.
Phil
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> "Bob" <tecolote@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Car starts OK , engine runs normally and it is drivable.
>>
>> Dash lights that stay on include Brake, Air Bag and ABS.
>>
>> What does NOT work: radio & clock, L/R blinkers, air/heater/blower,
> electric
>> windows, front wipers and window wash
>>
>> Other electrical stuff such as emergency flashers, rear wipers,
> tachometer,
>> speedometer, compass (at top of wind****eld), cab lights, brake and head
>> lights work properly when the above do not work.
>>
>> These symptoms are intermittent. Some days everything is normal.
>>
>> Need someone smart to help guide me thru this conundrum please.
>>
>> tia
>>
>> bob
>>
>>
>
> Ok double post!! This one has the year of the vehicle. You mention
nothing
> about checking the fuses under the hood in the PDC. Have you checked
> these?
> Assuming they are ok, you may have to have someone with a wire
schematic
> diagnose this for you.
>
> Glenn Beasley
> Chrysler Tech
>
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