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I have been informed that the firmer "touring" suspension is really worth it and confirms my own driving impression. I was going to be hard to please prehaps having traded in a BMW X5 as I needed more room to travel with stuff and my dogs.
I have had it to chrysler twice with no luck. I assume they can only plug into some machine that tells them what is wrong. If it doesn't fit their computer categories, they can't figure it out.
Any help would be appreciated. Battery has been checked, terminals tightened and cleaned.
New to this board, but old to the Toyota board. My lady friend has a 96 Voyager with the following problems: horn inop, cruise control inop, backup lights inop, and "AIRBAG" light in the warning cluster "on". This all happened at once, which lead me to believe that it might be a fuse. I have personally checked every fuse in the cabin and under the hood with an ohmmeter, and they are all good. I suspect a bad ground that services all these components. Anybody got any help for me? Thanks in advance.
I do live on a hill, and do a lot of city driving, but others that live around me don't have the same problem.
It seems that there is a more basic problem here causing the heavy wear.
I have used different mechanics in hopes someone will figure this out, to no avail. The expense is too great to keep this car. Any ideas are appreciated.
Steve, Host
Thanks.. Rdarwin
Couldn't tell if that clockspring assembly message was for my benefit or not, will ask my service rep, probably cost me another $500 to find out.
The wipers do not return to their original position when turning off the wiper switch. They tend to stop in their tracks as soon as the switch is turned off. On other occasions, the wipers will swipe 3 to 4 times before finally stopping. Is this a mechanical or electrical problem?
I just found the board today so this is my first post. My 2001 Grand Caravan Sport's spedometer quit working today . It's been raining heavy here in Phoenix which is very unusual. I don't know if driving through the deep water was a factor in the spedo problem, but thought I should mention it. Everything else seems to be working fine, tach, temp gage, etc. Is this a common problem, or has anyone here ran into it before? Is it an electronic spedo? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Beebow
Regards,
Dusty
Beebow
Are you getting a fault code?
Best regards,
Dusty
Please help!
Wendy
Steve, Host
Much Mahalo's,
J.S.
Cruise control stopped working awhile ago, and is probably related to the clockspring.
Did you buy the van new?
If the GC was only a year or 2 old you may have a valid complaint. Otherwise, it appears that your 7 year old vehicle suffers more from owner abuse than a problem caused by Dodge.
It's a pricey fix, new pump and definitely have them change the fuel filter while they are in there. Good luck
my girlfriend has a 1993 Plymouth Voyager and every time she backs up, the car starts to buck. However, there is no problem going forward. I was just wondering if anyone could suggest any Possible causes of this problem. I was thinking transmission but i'm not really a car buff. any advice is appreciated.
Neatonick
NELLY
Autumn
I'll be driving down the highway and suddenly the stereo and clock, the fan blower, phone charger (lighter) and the windshield wipers will just shut off. Headlights dim . The light on the "power" and "a/c" buttons are still ON, but there is no fan blowing air.
It seems to happen when its been snowing or raining.....Happens whether I'm using any of those accessories or not.
It usually corrects itself every few minutes, sometimes as much as 15-20 minutes. Once I slow down everything eventually kicks back on. Have attempted to drive to dealer while it was not working, but always comes back on before I get there....
Anyway....has anyone else ever experienced this? Was it ever resolved?
It's a real safety concern when the weather is bad and you loose wipers and heat.
It has the dealership baffled..They say they ran every test under the sun. Hopefully someone can give me and the dealership some help!