chrysler kid
20+ Year Contributor
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- Dec 20, 2002
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Mckinney,
Texas
Have you checked the fuse box inside the car on the drivers side floor board? Make sure there are fuses in the correct locations in the box, sometimes those fuses are used with a tap to provide power to aftermarket gauges
Did the car have a turbo timer on it? If the car had been broken into or previously modified they could have messed with the ignition harness from the steering column under the dashboard.
I had similar problems with a modified dsm that i bought that had been previously modified. Some one ripped all of the gauges and wiring out and then ripped out a turbo timer. A regular mechanics shop couldnt diagnose the problems and I was able to determine the turbo timer being stolen had messed the ignition wiring up, and the wiring pulled from the lower interior fuse box had the fuses pulled out.
You can get a really good deal when you buy a car that has wiring issues
Did the car have a turbo timer on it? If the car had been broken into or previously modified they could have messed with the ignition harness from the steering column under the dashboard.
I had similar problems with a modified dsm that i bought that had been previously modified. Some one ripped all of the gauges and wiring out and then ripped out a turbo timer. A regular mechanics shop couldnt diagnose the problems and I was able to determine the turbo timer being stolen had messed the ignition wiring up, and the wiring pulled from the lower interior fuse box had the fuses pulled out.
You can get a really good deal when you buy a car that has wiring issues
