Chrysler Lebaron workshop manuals
Chrysler Lebaron at a glance: 40 manuals, covering 1982 to 1994 models, with engines from 2.2 to 3.0 litres.
About the LeBaron
The LeBaron name goes back to 1931 and was revived for 1977. From 1982 it was used on several front-wheel-drive families: the K-car sedan, coupe, convertible and Town & Country wagon (1982–1988), the LeBaron GTS hatchback (1985–1989), the J-body coupe and convertible (1987–1995) and the AA-body sedan (1990–1994). It was replaced by the Cirrus and Sebring.
What these manuals cover
- 1982–1988 (K-car sedans, convertibles and Town & Country wagons): the 2.2-litre four with a carburettor, throttle-body injection or a turbo, the 2.5-litre four and a 2.6-litre four.
- 1985–1989 (GTS): the 2.2 and 2.5 fours, including turbo versions.
- 1987–1994 (coupes, convertibles, the Landau and the later sedan): the 2.2 and 2.5 fours, turbocharged until 1992, and from 1990 a 3.0-litre Mitsubishi V6.
Tip: the title tells you which LeBaron it is (Convertible, Coupe, GTS, Landau, Sedan or Town & Country). The VIN code in the title, such as VIN D for the 2.2 with throttle-body injection, matches the 8th character of the car's VIN.
Sources: Wikipedia — Chrysler LeBaron.
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