The Plymouth Breeze 1995-2000 Repair Service Manual is a comprehensive guide for professional technicians and DIY mechanics alike. It contains detailed information for performing repairs and maintenance on your Plymouth Breeze. This manual covers a wide range of topics, including:

* **Engine:** Detailed information on engine components, diagnosis, repair procedures, troubleshooting, and maintenance schedules.
* **Transmission:** Guidance on transmission operation, repair procedures, troubleshooting, and fluid replacement.
* **Brakes:** Step-by-step instructions for inspecting, adjusting, and replacing brake components.
* **Suspension:** Covers suspension system diagnosis, repair procedures, and component replacement.
* **Electrical System:** Comprehensive information on electrical components, wiring diagrams, troubleshooting, and repair procedures.
* **Body and Interior:** Covers body and interior components, repair procedures, and troubleshooting.
* **Air Conditioning:** Detailed explanations on air conditioning system operation, maintenance, and repair procedures.

This manual is designed to be user-friendly, with clear instructions, detailed illustrations, and helpful diagrams. It provides the knowledge and guidance you need to confidently maintain and repair your Plymouth Breeze, ensuring you have a safe and reliable vehicle for years to come.

The Plymouth Breeze, produced from 1995 to 2000, was a compact car that marked a departure from Chrysler's traditional approach to the segment. It was designed from the ground up as a front-wheel-drive, unibody car, offering a more refined and modern driving experience compared to its predecessors. The Breeze was based on the Chrysler "Platform 5" architecture, which it shared with the Dodge Neon. The Breeze was offered in various trim levels, including the base model, the more luxurious "Touring," and the sporty "R/T." Each trim level provided different amenities, with the base model offering a stripped-down but reliable driving experience, while the Touring included features like air conditioning and power accessories, and the R/T boasted a more powerful engine and sporty aesthetics.

The Plymouth Breeze was powered by a range of engines, including the 1.8-liter "MPI" engine in the base models, which produced 112 horsepower, and the 2.0-liter "MPI" engine in the Touring and R/T models, generating 132 horsepower. The R/T version also featured a sportier suspension and a five-speed manual transmission. Although the Breeze was praised for its fuel efficiency and comfortable ride, its performance was not particularly impressive. However, it was affordable and practical, appealing to a market segment looking for a reliable and economical vehicle. The Plymouth Breeze didn't achieve widespread success, as it lacked the brand recognition of its competitors and faced stiff competition from Japanese and European compact cars. Despite its short lifespan, the Breeze remains a significant part of Plymouth's legacy, showcasing the company's efforts to innovate and compete in the compact car market during the 1990s.