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Noisy Chrysler Grand Voyager
Written by: catarinus on Jun 23, 2006 2:14:58 PM
I a proud owner of a 2000 Chrysler Gr.Voyager 2.5 turbo-diesel since new. It's popular in Europe diesel versions. The engine is a noisy Italian V.M. unit. I say noisy because I think it is not normal even for a diesel. I know all Turbo-diesel 1996/2000 models make such noise. However 2001 CRD and later models are much more quiet. Is it because of common-rail injection or the noise is due ... Read More
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Radiator fan relay
Written by: aprendiz on Apr 13, 2006 8:18:16 AM
Where is located the "radiator fan relay" for a Chrysler Voyager 2000, L2,4. My fans do not works (individually tested -ok)
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Computer codes Chrysler Voyager 2000
Written by: aprendiz on Mar 16, 2006 1:58:56 PM
I cannot get de computer codes by de off-on method, any help pls?
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Needless to say, Chrysler/Plymouth/Dodge minivans are crap
Written by: good4u on Feb 18, 2006 9:14:41 PM
Our 1997 Plymouth Voyager SE is currently sitting outside a county building in a parking lot. Why? Because it died and wouldn't restart. Thank God our 2000 Hyundai Accent and 1998 Mitsubishi Mirage will get us through the weekend. It started when the tranny blew @ 60K. We're still waiting for the next one to blow. We know someone who has replaced 6 transmissions in their Dodge Caravan! Engine blew @ ... Read More
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2000 chrysler voyager transmission
Written by: vleespet on Jan 7, 2006 12:47:01 PM
2000 chrysler voyager 3.0 liter v6 87k miles My wife noticed transmission slipping and parked the van. I had it towed to a garage so they can take a look at it on monday.I hooked up my obd2 reader and got these codes: p0700:transmission control system malfunction p1782:P/ES circuit out of self test range P0732:incorrect 2nd gear ratio p0733:incorrect 3rd gear ratio p1784:transmission mechanical failure-first and reverse. My wild guess is ... Read More
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Blower Problems
Written by: jcronin on Nov 21, 2005 8:05:52 PM
I have a 2000 Chrysler Voyager. At 1st the blower would not work on the forth setting now it only works on High. Any suggestions, I checked the relay under the hood at its OK
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Re: Failure of rear brake lines '96 T&C [ch42howard]
Written by: vankings on Sep 26, 2005 6:59:25 PM
Chrysler Corporation and the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) is well aware of the rusted brake line problem on the Chrysler Minivans. NHTSA is investigating the problem because of the many complaints that they have received. There is a Recall on the Chrysler Minivans in Canada for rusted brake lines which should start in September. You should also check your brake lines all the way back to the rear wheels. ... Read More
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Re: Failure of rear brake lines '96 T&C [tsu670]
Written by: vankings on Aug 22, 2005 4:04:00 PM
We had a brake line burst on our 1999 Dodge Caravan. The brake lines were original equiptment on the vehicle. We had a brake job done with 31K miles and we now have 47K miles on the car. If you check your brake lines you will see that the solid line is made of steel and it is welded to a stainless steel flex segment. The welding of dissimilar metals can ... Read More
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Hard Starting
Written by: irvmlk on Jun 16, 2005 7:46:03 AM
I have a Chrysler Voyager minivan 2000. It starts readily when the engine is very cold or very hot. At intermediate temperatures it must be cranked about 5 seconds and there is a smell of gasoline as though it might be flooded. However so far it always starts. I have had the fuel pump replaced, the injector nozzles cleaned and an AIC motor replaced with no improvement. Has anyone any suggestions. ... Read More
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Re: Strut Towers rusting out repair info [5bucks]
Written by: 97xpresso on May 9, 2005 3:47:55 PM
There is a lot of info out there but this site frowns on posting links to other sites. Here is just a small sample: There is a Technical Service Bulletin issued by Chrysler on Oct. 14,2002 (TSB 23-044-02) on the problem and it covers all minivans build from 1996 until 2000. If you were lucky enough to see it before your warranty ran out it would have been covered. What Chrysler ... Read More
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low frequent vibration
Written by: bosse on Apr 11, 2005 7:13:16 AM
Hi I’m living in Sweden and I’m an owner of a Chrysler Grand Voyager LES, 2000 (3,3 litre v6, automatic) on its 110 kmiles. I’m having problem with vibration in the speed range of 45-55 miles per hour. The vibration is rather heavy, in a low frequent (approximately 5 Hz) and appears only when accelerating. My conclusion is that it comes somewhere from the transmission. Is there anybody out there that ... Read More
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Re: Gr. Voyager Brakes, help! [real123]
Written by: autumn on Feb 11, 2005 10:50:26 AM
I have a 2000 Voyager, which did well for about 44,000 miles. Then I had to have the rotors and front brakes replaced. I went 22,000 miles, and needed them again. Then I went only 6000 miles and needed them again. At that point I complained, and they said perhaps the calipers were sticking, and so I paid to have the calipers replaced, as well as the rotors and brakes again. ... Read More
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1996 grand voyager
Written by: rjklinge on Jan 26, 2004 11:52:25 AM
Just put 73000 mile on the 96 grand voyager se. It turned 8 years old on 1-20-04. Wouldn't you know it. the engine needs to be rebuilt. I mean I can understand buying new roters every 2 years instead of brake pads, and of course the transmission was relaced in 2000 at 37000 miles but shouldn't a v-6 engine with timely oil changes last more than 73000 miles? I see chrysler ... Read More
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2000 Voyager Brakes
Written by: krissianne on Aug 21, 2003 3:55:04 AM
I have been a very satisfied owner of the 2000 Chrysler Voyager. Bought it brand new, and had no problems...until I hit exactly the 40,000 mark. It was as if a time bomb happened. After coming home from a short trip, I noticed a grinding, metal-to-metal sound in the front when I applied the brakes, which over the course of less than a mile became unbearably loud. Took it to the ... Read More
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re:serpentine belt
Written by: jcronin on Aug 16, 2003 5:56:17 AM
I had a 2000 Chrysler Voyager throw about 7 belts. They used a TSB from a 1999 Voyager and all is well. Ask the dealer about the TSB and it should solve your problems. I went through alot of trouble and headaches but in the end they did come up with a fix
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46k problems
Written by: braintea on Jun 20, 2003 4:22:20 PM
My 2000 Voyager has been a most pleasant family vehicle. Even with the slightly underpowered 3.0 liter engine, the performance and amenities have given us a fine car for daily use, and a few sizeable road trips. We operate the car with respect, are never hard on it, and give it regular maintenance. Suddenly, the "outer joint" has broken, requiring a replaced left axle. Also, after the tow-in, it was determined ... Read More
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RE 4adodge
Written by: jt23 on Jun 25, 2002 4:03:57 AM
Purchased my 96 Grand Voyager two years ago with 70k on it from a dealer. Two weeks into my ownership the A/C went out. Long story short - A/C has been a problem ever since and entire system (compressor, condenser, evaporator, transducer and o-rings) have all been replaced TWICE in the last two years. In addition, I have had to replace the starter, ignition, front & rear brakes, central processor, crankshaft ... Read More
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Speaking of resale, again
Written by: hersbird on Jun 6, 2002 4:43:00 PM
So how much does aftermarket leather add to an 01 Odyssey's resale? Nothing, it isn't in any major pricing book, and so a dealer will never give you credit for it. On an 01 Dodge van leather adds between $627-$827 to resale, and costs between $783 and $1250 to add to a new van. That's a little better then $1600 to install and get no credit for later. This is a ... Read More
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Carleton1, no need to get hostile...
Written by: caviller on Feb 19, 2002 9:24:35 AM
"YES...I read all of cassitc's comments....contrary to you and your troll friend's policies" The poster said they were pleased with their Windstar, then you responed that he was soured on American products and trolled even further by calling it a "Found on Road Dead Windstar". Troll you say? Pot. Kettle. Black. "And I also compared the Injury Claim Data sent to me by USAA that showed Chrysler minivans had a LOWER ... Read More
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My '91 Grand Voyager Fuel Rail Leaked
Written by: dkrab on Dec 16, 2001 6:18:46 PM
This isn't a new problem that started with the '96 model year. The leak on my '91 Grand Voyager fuel rail was EXACTLY as shown in the illustration in the article. At the time (Feb of 99), Chrysler had already recalled the LH cars for this problem, so I called them about getting mine fixed on their dime. I had 87K miles on it. They flatly refused. I had an independent ... Read More
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Get your facts right
Written by: akin67 on Dec 12, 2001 7:03:11 AM
Honda did not produce minivans before the 99 model year. They were rebadging the Isuzu van as they have been doing with the Isuzu Rodeo (Honda Passport). So in fact it is a brand new vehicle in a brand new factory so if they had some quality glitches in the first model year it is certainly expected and understandable. I recall reading about dozens of recalls from Chrysler minivans when they ... Read More
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Number of vans sold...
Written by: dave210 on Dec 7, 2001 8:17:31 PM
Who really cares how many vans Honda or Chrysler sells. I have a Chrysler Town & Country Limited, and while it's nice that they sell well even though they have $2000-$3500 rebates, it's not going to be a deal breaker for me regarding how many more units they have sold compared to Honda, Ford, etc. Carelton, you used to have a Chevy Astro. You seem to speak well of them, yet ... Read More
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DC sold 42.6% of 2001 minivans...UP from 39.7% in 2000
Written by: carleton1 on Oct 19, 2001 8:39:08 AM
.....Here is the math for the data found in post above. Total passenger minivan sales thru Sept (2001 and 2000): TOTAL: 2001 = 944,804 .....2000 = 1,134,041 NOW: each company actual sales and percent of total each year: DC......402,450 = 42.6%...2000...451,379 = 39.7% GM......177,711 = 18.8% ..2000...225,699 = 19.8% FORD...131,128 =13.9%...2000...183,701 = 16.1% Honda...95,082 = 10.1%...2000....98,272 = 8.6% Toyota..65,967 = 7.0%...2000....82,575 = 7.3% Nissan..37,255 = 3.9%...2000....61,519 = 5.4% Mazda...24,299 = 2.6%...2000....28,488 ... Read More
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I ended up with a T & C
Written by: dsoiam on Jul 4, 2001 6:50:57 PM
I posted this in the T & C forum, but have to be honest and confess it here too. Afterall, I just said a few days ago that I liked the Voyager. Well, yesterday I bought a T & C. Here're the details: I got a 2001 T&C LX for $500 under invoice (Dealer's rebate of $500) plus $2000 customer rebate. Total financed came to something like $19k (I threw in ... Read More
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Sales question
Written by: dsoiam on Jun 29, 2001 6:44:39 AM
OK, I have a question..... I'm in the market; looking very seriously at D-C minivans. I've pretty much ruled-out 2000 vans (see previous post), but I am trying to keep the cost down. I'm waiting to see if D-C sweetens their incentives next week. I think so anyway. But, I have a question, and perhaps those of you who watch things mini van will be knowledgeable in this area. Especially dealer-related ... Read More
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Fellow 2001 Caravan/Voyager owners
Written by: teo on Jun 1, 2001 9:05:21 AM
Currently, I am helping my Sister and Brother in law to pick their next new vehicle. I am the family's 'Car Guru' therefore, everyone wants my help when it comes to a new car purchase. My sister really wants a new mini van this time as their current vehicle, a '99 Honda Accord LX sedan' is getting short in space since my nearly year old Nephew's arrival. The Accord is not ... Read More
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How much did the Overhead Console Trip Computer/Compass/Temperature module cost in the 1999 DC minivans?
Written by: carleton1 on Apr 24, 2001 5:17:51 PM
With a million units installed, the cost per unit was probably VERY small in 1999. The start up costs had been absorbed so why did DC take if off the 2000 GC SE? Eliminating nice features is one way to alienate DC owners like myself. Why did DC put the cheap rub strip on the 2001 GC Sport that is similar to the one of the bottom of the line base ... Read More
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Thanks, Geoduck. Any other MPV opinions?
Written by: cbriere on Mar 26, 2001 7:22:59 PM
I just test drove a Voyager for the first time this afternoon. Chrysler has some good deals right now. Unfortunately, the prices are still about $2000 more than the price I am being offered for a new 2000 MPV. (I realize that I could get a 2001 Voyager for that $2000, but to me new is new...)I guess I enjoyed the ride in the Voyager. The seats are more plush than ... Read More
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Thanks, Geoduck. Any other MPV opinions?
Written by: cbriere on Mar 26, 2001 6:47:32 PM
I just test drove a Voyager for the first time this afternoon. Chrysler has some good deals right now. Unfortunately, the prices are still about $2000 more than the price I am being offered for a new 2000 MPV. (I realize that I could get a 2001 Voyager for that $2000, but to me new is new...)I guess I enjoyed the ride in the Voyager. The seats are more plush than ... Read More
