2008 Chrysler Pacifica Owners Manual

STARTING AND OPERATING
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If Engine Fails To Start
WARN ING!
If the  engine   fails  to  start  after  you  have   follow ed the
“Norm al  Starting”   proced ure,  it  may  be  flood ed. Push
the  accelerator  pedal  all  the way  to the  floor  and  hold  it
there  while  cranking   the  engine.   This shou ld  clear  any
excess  fuel in  case the  engine  is flood ed.
Do  not attem  pt to  push  or  tow  you r veh icle to  get it
started .  Vehicles  equipped    with  an  autom atic  tran s-
mission   cannot   be  started   this  way.  Unburned    fuel
could   enter    the   catalytic   converter    and   once   the
engin e  has  started , ign ite  and  damage   the  converter
and  veh icle.  If the  veh icle  has  a  disch arged  battery,
booster   cables  may  be  used  to  obtain   a start  from   a   5
booster  battery   or the battery   in anoth er  veh icle. This
typ e of  start   can  be  dangerou  s if  done   improp  erly.
See  section   6  of  this   manual   for  the   prop er  jump
startin g  proced ures  and  follow   them  carefu lly.
CAUTIO N!
To  preven t  damage   to  the  starter,   do  not  cran k the
engin e for  more  than  15 secon ds at  a tim e. Wait 10 to
15
secon ds  before  tryin g again  .
WARN ING!
If the engine  has been  flood ed, it may start  to run,  but not
have  enou gh power  to continu  e running  when  the  key is
Never  pour   fuel  or  oth er flam mable   liq uid  into  the
throttle   body  air  inlet  opening   in  an attem pt  to start
the  veh icle.  This   could  resu lt  in  flash   fire  causin  g
seriou s  person al  injury.
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CategoriesChrysler Manuals, Chrysler Pacifica Manuals
Model Year2008
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