I'm new to this forum but am on the Chrysler minivan forum. I love the wealth of information from past posts and member input.I am a good parts-changer, but haven't been formally trained. I have a basic scanner (I am looking to upgrade) and a good knowledge of most automotive systems.
My mom's '03 Liberty 3.7L with 165K, auto transmission, 2WD, quit while she was driving, luckily at a low speed. I had it towed back to my house. It kicked out two codes: P725 and P706. With my scanner I couldn't tell if it was a cam shaft or crank shaft sensor. I changed both. No problem; both very easy to change.
The 725 is a whole different animal. From my understanding, that is the neutral safety switch(NSS), which requires removing the pan to replace. It's also expensive. From my research it is a TSY assembly. They all have to be replaced at the same time. From my research, I read the NSS will shut power off to the fuel pump. If you guys could verify if that is the case, I would sure appreciate it.
The engine cranks in park and neutral. It has spark and wants to run with starting fluid. There is no fuel pressure at the schrader valve. I put a fuel pump on about a year ago. It was still under warranty, so I replaced it anyhow. (Thank God for the access panel) The best I could tell there was no voltage coming to the pump. Does anyone know what the pin assignment is for the fuel pump connector? Where and what voltage am I looking for?
As far as the NSS, there are several posts that show how to bypass it. Unfortunately, none were for this year/model. If I do need to replace the nSS, no big deal, but I would like to verify that that is the problem before I go through the work. My thinking is that bypassing the NSS and the fuel pump comes alive, that would confirm that it is the NSS. If not, I have something else to look for, maybe a wiring pr. It's not the fuse or the fuel pump relay. I ran the shifter up and down and wiggled and jiggled, no response. Is there something else I should be looking for?
Thanks in advance,
Lee
My mom's '03 Liberty 3.7L with 165K, auto transmission, 2WD, quit while she was driving, luckily at a low speed. I had it towed back to my house. It kicked out two codes: P725 and P706. With my scanner I couldn't tell if it was a cam shaft or crank shaft sensor. I changed both. No problem; both very easy to change.
The 725 is a whole different animal. From my understanding, that is the neutral safety switch(NSS), which requires removing the pan to replace. It's also expensive. From my research it is a TSY assembly. They all have to be replaced at the same time. From my research, I read the NSS will shut power off to the fuel pump. If you guys could verify if that is the case, I would sure appreciate it.
The engine cranks in park and neutral. It has spark and wants to run with starting fluid. There is no fuel pressure at the schrader valve. I put a fuel pump on about a year ago. It was still under warranty, so I replaced it anyhow. (Thank God for the access panel) The best I could tell there was no voltage coming to the pump. Does anyone know what the pin assignment is for the fuel pump connector? Where and what voltage am I looking for?
As far as the NSS, there are several posts that show how to bypass it. Unfortunately, none were for this year/model. If I do need to replace the nSS, no big deal, but I would like to verify that that is the problem before I go through the work. My thinking is that bypassing the NSS and the fuel pump comes alive, that would confirm that it is the NSS. If not, I have something else to look for, maybe a wiring pr. It's not the fuse or the fuel pump relay. I ran the shifter up and down and wiggled and jiggled, no response. Is there something else I should be looking for?
Thanks in advance,
Lee