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Plymouth Voyager
The Plymouth Voyager is a nameplate used in two different vans produced by Chrysler Corporation (later DaimlerChrysler AG) from 1974 to 2000. The name was also used in Plymouth’s minivan in 1984.
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The blower motor is found under the dash on the passenger side , when you look in there you will find a round motor, there are uaually 3 bolts and the back one is a pain at times but with patience, it can be done.Patience in getting it back up in there are needed. Hope this helped. Bratt
Where is transmission relay located on a 1994 Plymouth grand voyager?
In the fuse box in the engine, square type reley. Look on the lid of the fuse box, it shows a diagram and the owners manual also shows where it is located. the relays are the same so swich it out with an existing relay to test if it is still good.
Where do you find 1990 Plymouth grand voyager fan relay?
It will be in the fuse block under the hood.
How do you remove outside mirror on 1998 Plymouth Voyager?
Go to your tool box, and remove the largest sledgehammer you have. If none available, the back of an axe or other heavy blunt object will do. Approach vehicle from the front, vectoring your swing with the line of the mirror. SWING HARD. Wash, rince, repeat.
If you look up from the bottom of the mirror there is a star head screw . Remove the screw and gently pull the mirror assembly away from the van, lifting up on the mirror slightly. Pull it gently until you see the wiring harness . Then take a small blade screw driver and pry on the tab at the bottom of the red connection tab to release the mirror's wiring harness from the van. Pull on the mirror wiring portion of the plug to separate it from the van. To reinstall mirror: Reinsert wiring harness; making sure the tab clicks into it's socket firmly. Then make sure the mirror slides back into the track. Press down gently but firmly on the mirror; reinstall the star head screw and you shoold be done. Happy Trails!
Location of cooling fan relay on a 2000 Plymouth voyager with 3.3L engine?
On the late 90's early 2000 Chrysler vans the radiator or cooling fan relay is a common item to fail and costs anywhere from 40-60 dollars at a parts store. The symptom you notice first is typically and overheating problem. Don't assume it is just a coolant level problem, because the water might have boiled out before you realized what was happening. If the relay has failed the fans will not work thus not cooling the engine. You can diagnose by simply visually checking if the fans turn on or not. The relay is the most common (and easiest to fix) reason for fan failure. The relay is typically located below the air duct on the front driver side screwed to the radiator brace/frame about 18-20 inches (About the length from elbow to finger tips) off of the ground. It is near the end of the radiator hanging vertical with the face of the relay aiming toward the passenger side of the van. It is about the size of a large processor chip or a saltine cracker (for the non computer savvy) with one cable plugged into it. You will likely have to remove the battery (maybe even the battery plate), unscrew the air vent and move it out of the way to make room to reach it from above. If you are dexterous you may be able to reach the relay from underneath the van. It has two small (try 9mm first) screws holding it on. Once the relay is loose it should be able to be dropped down and reached from below. Remove the relay from the cable by pushing the red lock sideways and then pressing down on the black tab before pulling it out with some medium pressure. The new relay attaches easily by pressing into the cable connector and then sliding the red lock back in place. Replace all of the removed items (the van won't start without the battery) and then check the relay by running the van and making sure the fans start working (It may take several minutes for the van to heat up enough the kick the fans on).
How do you tighten the serpentine belt on a 1997 Plymouth Voyager with a 3 liter engine?
The belt is self adjusted by way of a tensioner.
Where are the fuses located on a 1993 Plymouth Grand Voyager?
on the left side of the driver and under the dash. right by the door there is a panel that you open.
How do you replace the water pump on a 1995 Plymouth Voyager 3.0L V6?
Not an easy job. Get a manual on your car from AUTOBOOKSONLINE.COM.
Where is the low side service port on 2001 impala 3800 series V6 engine?
back side of engine toward the fire wall.
How do you replace the tensioner assembly on a 1996 Plymouth voyager mini van?
The pulley can easily be removed from the tensioner by loosening the bolt in the center. (the same one you use to loosen the tension to put the belt on.
put a socket wrench on the bolt (mine is 15mm) and loosen. once the bolt is removed the pulley will come right off.
tighten the bolt with the new pulley in place until the bolt pulls against the spring loaded tensioner. turning the bolt tighter will also loosen the tension to replace the belt. I found that threading the belt in place over the tensioner pulley first and then releasing the tension while I slide the belt onto the alternator pulley worked better because the wrench was in the way if I try to put the belt on the tension pulley last.
good luck getting it loose enough to get the belt on. two people would make the job a lot easier.
How to stop the rear wiper light from blinking on a 1998 Plymouth grand voyager?
To stop the rear wiper light from blinking on a 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager, first check the rear wiper switch to ensure it's not stuck in the "on" position. If the switch is functioning correctly, inspect the fuses related to the wiper system for any blown fuses that may need replacing. Additionally, examine the wiring and connectors for any damage or corrosion that could be causing a short circuit. If the issue persists, it may be best to consult a mechanic for further diagnosis.
Where is the location of the vehicle sensor of 96 Plymouth Voyager SE?
The vehicle speed sensor on a 1996 Plymouth Voyager SE is typically located on the transmission. Specifically, it can be found on the side of the transmission case, near the output shaft. To access it, you may need to raise the vehicle and remove any necessary components for better visibility and reach. Always consult a repair manual for precise locations and procedures.
What does code P1495 on a 99 Plymouth grand voyager?
Code P1495 on a 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager indicates a problem with the evaporative emission control (EVAP) system, specifically relating to the vent valve. This code often signifies that the vent valve is not operating correctly, which could lead to issues with fuel vapor containment and can affect vehicle emissions. It may be triggered by a malfunctioning vent valve, wiring issues, or a blockage in the EVAP system. Inspecting the vent valve and associated components is recommended to resolve the issue.
What is the stereo wiring code for a 1998 Plymouth Voyager Minivan?
For a 1998 Plymouth Voyager Minivan, the stereo wiring code typically follows these color codes: the left front speaker is usually white (positive) and white with a black stripe (negative), the right front speaker is gray (positive) and gray with a black stripe (negative), the left rear speaker is green (positive) and green with a black stripe (negative), and the right rear speaker is purple (positive) and purple with a black stripe (negative). Always double-check with a wiring diagram specific to your vehicle for accuracy.
