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same as the 1996 Plymouth grand voyager....behind the center console....it has been suggested that to replace the fuse it is best left to the "experts" at Chrysler.
to the best of my knowledge, there is no such switch
You need to look on your transmission there should be 2 of them I have A 96 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 3.0 liter and it has 2 on the transmission on it just match up ur sensors not very hard. sorry best i can do.
ATF+4 is the correct fluid for 99' grand voyager. Many Chrysler transmissions are NOT compatible with standard fluid! ATF+4 is usually the best one to use with automatic transmissions before 2001, ATF+5 after. My '99 Plymouth Grand Voyager's owner's manual calls for ATF+3. Whether ATF+4 covers ATF+3, I couldn't say, so check the label :-).
1994 Plymouth voyager does not have an inertia switch , unless you are referring to the airbag switch in which case it is by the bumper reinforcement under the bumper cover , but if you talking about an (inertia) switch for fuel one does not exist on a 94 voyager, your best chance would be to check the fuel pump for voltage, and if none is present check the fuse and fuel pump relay, located in the engine bay fuse block.
lift up the cap at the base of the arm, undo the nut, and disconnect the washer fluid hose..
Inside The Gas Tank. Best Let a Garrage Check This For You. It Can Be Tested By Using A Pressure That A Garrage Would Have. GOOD LUCK
If they are the same transmission model, then it may be possible. The problem may be the electronics. It is best to check with a good transmission repair shop or a Chrysler/Dodge dealer.
A sentence for the word antifreeze may be, " What is the best antifreeze to use in drinking water?" Antifreeze is a liquid which is used to lower the freezing point.
You can't....a hangar is where you keep and airplane. But if you had a wire hanger, you would be able to untwist the wire hanger and then proceed to attempt to unlock the car -- but I think your best bet is to call AAA or a locksmith.
now 50%h20 and 50% antifreeze
Originally it would have had "Dex-Cool". Dex-Cool is fine as long as it is replaced every 5 years or 100K miles.