1998 Chrysler Cirrus Q & A from Around the Web
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I have a 1998 chrysler cirrus that will not start.?
I replaced the timing belt, so I double checked the timing marks and they are dead on (checked after cranking the engine numerous times). It has spark and fuel, but it sounds like engine timing. I do not believe in coincidences, so what gives with the timing?
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They are very common to have Distributor Failures. Very hard to diag. unless You have an oscilloscope to analyze the signals coming out. After you try everything and the Kitchen sink try that. It's the whole Distributor not just the cap. Even if you have spark. The cam sensor is built into it.
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Should I buy a 1998 Chrysler Cirrus LXi 4D with 85k miles on it for $3500?
The car has clean history and just some rust on the edge of the hood. I have another choice. A 1997 Honda Accord LX 4D with 120k miles on it for $4500. Any suggestions?
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If the Cirrus has a 4 cylinder in it, I would stay away, head gaskets leak oil all the time and the transmission are not the best, the Accords last a lot longer if it was maintained. Wait or go for the Honda.
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1998 chrysler cirrus 2.5 liter.this car just shut off on me.brought it to garage.they could not get spark.?
they changed crank sensor,camshaft sensor ,plugs,wires,and still no spark.all help would be greatly helpfull.its my family car and now have no transportation.
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The very first thing to check on a Chrysler for no spark and/or no fuel is the ASD relay (ASD = Auto Shut-Down). It controls both spark and fuel, and it's common for it to go bad. I keep one here at my house for emergencies. Checking it is simple. Under the hood, there's a fuse/relay box with...
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OBD II Drive Cycle for 1998 Chrysler Cirrus?
I have a 1998 Chrysler Cirrus that recently had a new battery put in. I am trying to get my emmissions tested which is required in my state, but the OBD II testing data indicates that the data is not ready. I had the battery put in more than 2 weeks ago and have been driving the vehicle regularly. Does anyone know the drive cycle required to get...
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hello you need to have your local chry/dodge dealer reprogram your power control module (pcm) read note below : 25-02-98 SUBJECT: I/M (Inspection Maintenance)Testing - OBD II "CARB"Readiness Monitor Information DATE: Oct. 23, 1998 NOTE: THIS INFORMATION APPLIES TO NATURALLY ASPIRATED (NON-TURBO)...
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