This comprehensive Factory Service Repair Manual covers all 1992 Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth front-wheel-drive passenger vehicles. It includes detailed instructions for repairing and maintaining a wide range of models, including the LeBaron, Dodge Spirit, Plymouth Acclaim, New Yorker Salon, Dodge Dynasty, Dodge Daytona, LeBaron (2-door), Dynasty, Dodge Shadow, Plymouth Sundance, Fifth Avenue, and Imperial. The manual covers all engine types, including the 2.2L 16V Turbo III, 2.5L Turbo, 2.5L Turbo II, 2.5L (with and without balance shaft), 2.5L Gas EFI, 3.3L Gas EFI, 3.0L Gas MPI, 2.2L Gas EFI, 3.8L MPI, and 3.0L Gas EFI.

The manual is organized into chapters covering essential maintenance and repair procedures, including lubrication, suspension, driveshafts, brakes, manual transaxle clutch, cooling system, engine, exhaust system, intake manifold, frame and bumpers, steering, transaxle, wheels and tires, body, and heating and air conditioning. It also includes dedicated sections for electrical, fuel, and emission systems, along with detailed wiring diagrams.

This manual provides the most comprehensive and accurate information available for repairing and maintaining your 1992 vehicle. It is the same manual used by dealerships to service these models. The manual features detailed diagrams, photos, troubleshooting procedures, and maintenance schedules to help you diagnose and resolve issues efficiently.

The 1992 Chrysler Acclaim, Dodge Dynasty, and Plymouth Acclaim were a trio of mid-size sedans sharing the same platform and underpinnings, while the Chrysler LeBaron and Plymouth Shadow were compact coupes. The Chrysler Fifth Avenue, while also a mid-size sedan, was positioned as a luxury-oriented model. These vehicles were part of Chrysler's "K-Car" platform, which had been introduced in the late 1970s and was known for its front-wheel drive layout, unibody construction, and relatively affordable price. The 1992 models saw a significant update, featuring a redesigned exterior that incorporated a more aerodynamic profile and a more modern look, and an updated interior with improved materials and features.

Under the hood, these cars offered various engine options, including the 2.2L four-cylinder, the 2.5L four-cylinder, and the 3.0L V6. While the Acclaim, Dynasty, and Fifth Avenue were primarily designed for comfort and practicality, the LeBaron and Shadow catered to a younger audience with their sporty styling and handling. The 1992 model year was a significant one for these cars, as it marked the final year of production for the LeBaron and Shadow before their names were retired. The Acclaim, Dynasty, and Fifth Avenue, on the other hand, continued to be produced for a few more years, though they would eventually be discontinued as Chrysler shifted its focus to other models and platforms. Despite their relatively humble beginnings, the 1992 Chrysler Acclaim, Dodge Dynasty, Plymouth Acclaim, Chrysler LeBaron, and Plymouth Shadow left a lasting mark on the automotive landscape, offering a reliable and affordable option for families and individuals alike.