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2003 Dodge Intrepid Relay, Parking Assist Sensor

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2003 Dodge Intrepid Electrical Components Diagram
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  • 3 Dodge 68499066AA Flasher
    68499066AA
    Flasher
    Relay
    • Part Notes: Signal, Hazard
    MSRP: $65.00 Your Price: $50.51
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  • 5
    4671168
    Relay-Mini
    Relay
    • Part Notes: Headlamp, Fog Lamp
    MSRP: $35.50 Your Price: $24.59
    1
    Add To Cart
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    4671168
    Relay-Mini
    Relay
    • Part Notes: AC Clutch, Wipers
    MSRP: $35.50 Your Price: $24.59
    1
    Add To Cart

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Fuse Box Installation and Repair Tips for 2003 Dodge Intrepid

  • Q:
    How is the Fuse Box Serviced and Replaced in the Engine Compartment on 2003 Dodge Intrepid?
    A:
    To replace a faulty Power Distribution Center (PDC) disconnect the battery and engine compartment wire harness connectors. Remove the PDC by loosening the mounting screw and the locking tabs. Move fuses and relays to the new PDC, lock it in place and re-connect harness and battery. Torque the positive cable to 96-141 N.m.
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