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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / March 2008

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91 LeBaron 3.0V6 fault code 22?

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billccm - 20 Mar 2008 04:37 GMT
Hello:

My 1991 LeBaron is having an issue where the Check Engine Light will
come on evrey 5th, or 6th HOT start. It never comes on on a cold
start, and only ever so often will it come on after a HOT start.

Codes are 12, 22, 55.

The car has 97K miles, and all sensors are orignal (except 02 sensor).

I have noticed also that WARM idle seems rough on occasion. This car
has spoiled me as silky smooth at idle since new, so I have noticed
the rough idle immediately.

No other issues; thermostat is working well (and is less than 2 years
old), no over heating, great MPG (23 in the city).

So, should I just change out the coolant temp sensor? I assume it is a
cheap enough part to try as a first step.

Thanks for any advice!

Bill
Mike - 20 Mar 2008 06:00 GMT
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 The fault code, # 22, indicates a problem with the coolant temp sensor.  The
first thing to do is check the connector to that sensor to make sure it is
clean and tight. If you don't see anything obvious I would go ahead and
replace the sensor. The coolant temp sensor you are looking for is for the
computer and is not the one that runs the temp guage in the dash.
damnnickname - 20 Mar 2008 09:50 GMT
It is a coolant sensor fault and the cheapest guess would be to replac the
coolant temp sensor and check for agood connection. Whe the sensor detects
a fault it puts the controller into a default setting that turns the
raditor fan on annd the timing is not controlled by the computer. it goes
into a default 12 degree advance only and will cause the engine to run
bad.

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech

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Kees - 21 Mar 2008 01:02 GMT
12 means electricity problem.

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