* 2.2L I4 (Turbo and Non-Turbo): These would have codes like 2.2L, but the exact code will vary slightly depending on whether it's turbocharged or naturally aspirated. The turbocharged version would likely show a "T" designation somewhere on the engine or in the code.
* 2.5L I4: This engine also had its own code, though again the specifics are not universally listed as a single code.
* 3.0L V6: Similar to the others, there would be a specific code associated with this engine.
To find the engine code:
1. Check the engine block: Look for a casting number stamped directly onto the engine block itself. This number often contains part of the engine code.
2. Consult the vehicle's documentation: If you have the original owner's manual or service records, the engine code should be listed there.
3. Check the vehicle identification number (VIN) plate: While the VIN itself doesn't directly give the engine code, a VIN decoder (many are available online) can sometimes reveal the engine.
4. Check the driver's side door jamb sticker: This sticker often lists important vehicle information, including the engine code in some cases.
Without more specific information about your 1989 Chrysler LeBaron (trim level, etc.), it's impossible to provide the exact engine code. You'll need to use the methods above to locate it on the vehicle itself.
