"heavenlyblissfarm" wrote: > ok, here goes...hopefully someone can help! I got this 1993 > chrysler town&country; it had problem starting, so they > replaced starter, it ran for 2 days, then same thing, would > not start,or turn over; has brand new battery; took it back > and needed fuel pump,and lines were rusty, i had points,plugs > and oilchanged; i got it back and next day it wont start > again, wont turn over, or start in neutral...battery is fine, > all electric windows work, etc...this van sat for about a year > before i got it and had mice in dash, etc; the garage had to > take the dash out and clean it all out, so hopefully they > looked at all the wiring,etc. is there something specific > that i can have them look at when i have it towed back to the > garage? > please, if anyone can help or has suggestions, i would > appreciate it! > tina
Blimey....sounds like you?re having a ball with your Chrysler ! If it was myself looking at the problem I?d work backwards. When it won?t turn over on the starter motor you?ll need to find out if there?s power from the ignition as well as the battery being supplied to the motor. An easy test is to remove the starter relay in the fuse box and place a jumper wire across the Batt+ive and +ive output to the starter. If it turns over then the fault lies in the circuit from the ignition to the relay. Hope this is of help Tina