Chrysler Concorde owner’s, service, repair and maintenance manuals PDF, electrical wiring diagrams, scheduled maintenance, operating instructions free download
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Chrysler Concorde background information
Chrysler Concorde is a front-wheel drive four-door executive class sedan manufactured by Chrysler from 1993 to 2004. The car replaced the Chrysler Fifth Avenue. The Concorde was one of the first three cars (along with the Dodge Intrepid and Eagle Vision) to be built on the Chrysler LH front-wheel drive platform.
The first generation
The first-generation Chrysler Concorde debuted in 1992 at the 1993 Detroit International Auto Show. One, rather rich, complete set costing US $ 18,341 was presented.
Of all the sedans, the first-generation LH Concorde platforms were the closest to the Eagle Vision. Concorde, however, had a more traditional look. Both cars had in common almost all body panels, outwardly differing mainly in the radiator grille, rear, moldings and choice of discs.
The Concorde radiator grille was divided into 6 sections by vertical uprights painted in body color. The manufacturer’s logo was placed on the central part. On the trunk lid of the car was a lantern in the form of a strip that stretched from one taillight to another. The aim was to simulate a “single” taillight from wing to wing. The license plate was attached to the rear bumper. The Eagle Vision had the same taillights, but there was no “strip” on the trunk – there was a license plate. The Dodge Intrepid, on the other hand, had completely different front and rear optics, and the radiator grille was simply missing.
The second generation
On the eve of the 1998 model year, the Concorde underwent a profound modification. The design of the second generation platform was introduced in 1996 as a Chrysler LHX concept. This car had large 20-inch wheels, a dashboard in the center of the torpedo and video cameras in the front racks, which replaced the rear-view mirrors. The wheelbase has been increased to 124 inches (3100 mm), which has made more space for rear passengers, to install a rear entertainment center and storage compartment. The base version of the LX was equipped with a fabric interior, leather was available as an option. In the same versions of the LXi and later Limited the leather interior was available immediately.
Despite the fact that the car has grown to a length of 7.5 inches (190 mm), it has lost about 30 kg in weight, which was the result of the use of aluminum in the rear suspension, hood and new engines. In 1999, a 3.5-liter EGE with 214 hp. received a new, all-aluminum, cylinder block. Concorde was fitted with EGJ and EGG engine models (since 2002) with 235 and 250 hp. in accordance. 2.7-liter 203 hp engines were also available. and 3.2 liters 220 hp.
When developing the second generation LH platform, much attention was paid to the individuality of cars of different brands. The 1998 Concorde differed much more from both the Dodge Intrepid and the Chrysler 300M (the successor to the Eagle Vision) than the first-generation cars. Excluding the doors and roof, the Concorde had little in common with the Intrepid and the 300M.
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