i am trying to get a 1990 new yorker running after it was park for a year, the problem is that is starts and runs for 2 to 5 sec then stall. could the lack of working alternator cause this problem
1990 chrysler new yorker stalling
Apr 07, 2006
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more info:
3.3lNew Spark plugs
It has fuel pressure @45-49 psi
the car is from canda so i don't think there is a alarm system, and the light don't flash and there is no security/alarm light
I would think that the timing is ok, as it worked before it was parked
the compression is also ok
and no codes show when you cycle the key, only 12 and 55
yes i did lock and unlock both doors with the key
yes did try spaying a bit of starter fuild in the throttle body
back to the alarm, if it have on should their be a light to tell me that it is no
First, try unplugging the MAP sensor.
Second idea, sometimes a non anti theft PCM decides that it wants to be a anti theft PCM all by itself. Only way to verify is as Glen said, plug in a scan tool.
what kind of scanner would i need for a 1990 new yorker 5th ave
DRB 2 (factory from that era) Snap-On MT-2500 OTC Monitor 2000 OTC Monitor 4000 OTC Monitor 4000E OTC Monitor 4000 Enhanced
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