The Dodge Intrepid was introduced in 1993, and was discontinued after the 2004 mannequin year.
The Dodge Intrepid was introduced in 1993. The 2000 Dodge Intrepid was equipped with the possibility of four differential engines. The 2.7-liter, SOHC V-6 was available in the Mannequin design; the 2.7-liter, DOHC and the 3.2-liter V-6 were available in the ES mannequin, and the 3.5-liter HO V-6 was available in the R/T replica. The 2000 Dodge Intrepid was equipped with two remote access jumper cable stations, as the battery was placed gone of distance, subservient the air intake filter housing.
Instructions
1. Yawning the Chauffeur's front door of the Intrepid. Pull the hood Proceeds lever, located on the Chauffeur's side kick panel, near the interior door frame.
2. Stand the hood of the Intrepid. Visually study and allot the two remote access drop boxes within the engine compartment -- the certain remote jump-start station is mounted ethical on the front of the passenger front strut Garret, and is covered by a dusky cap with a coral "+" or plus symbol; the denying remote jump-start station is located toward the passenger front of the engine, near the radiator core column, aloof latest the headlight. Remove the negative jump cable, and let it hang at your side. Remove the jump positive jumper cable from your jump vehicle's battery. Remove the negative jumper cable.
Celebrate the other cocksure cable extent in your handwriting, and effect not let it touch any lot of the jump vehicle, or the Intrepid. At once attach the other skilled cable cusp onto the Intrepid's remote cold jump-start station. Connect the denying, or jet jumper cable extreme, to the gambol vehicle. Attach the antithetical denying cable bound to the remote adverse jump-start station on the Intrepid. Embarkation the vehicle you are using as a jump vehicle.
4. Allow the jumper cables to be attached to the Intrepid for about one minute prior to attempting to begin the intrepid. The average 2000 Intrepid battery uses up to 800 cold cranking amps. Allowing the Intrepid to sit while the other vehicle is running will allow the jump vehicle to assist in charging the battery. Turn off all electrical switches in the Intrepid, including the headlight switch, the heater control switch and the hazard lights, if they are running.
5. Start the Intrepid. If the Intrepid does not start right away, or makes only a clicking noise when you turn the key, stop trying to begin the car. Inspect all of the jump connections, from the remote jump stations on the Intrepid to the connections on the jump vehicle's battery. You should see a spark when you disconnect and reattach each connection. Allow the vehicles to sit for another minute or longer, if necessary.
6. Attempt starting the Intrepid again. Once the Intrepid starts, allow its engine to run for about 30 seconds with the jumper cables still attached. Remove the positive jumper cable from the Intrepid remote jump-start station, and hold it in your hand. The denial remote jump-start station is again equipped with a plastic melanoid cap, clear with a "-" or minus symbol.3. Connect the concrete jumper cable stop, or coloured cable, to the affirmative announce on your bounce vehicle. Shut the hoods of both vehicles.
7. Take the Intrepid immediately to a battery testing or service facility. Do not run the Intrepid off a jump-start for more than 30 miles, as this may drain the battery and leave you stranded if your battery or alternator are faulty.
