20 Most Recent 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Mine uses a group 34 battery.

check the fuses and brake light switch for power.

What's type of vehicle do u have .

Never brake fluid and nothing else goes in brake master cylinder. Put power steering fluid or automatic transmission fluid (dextron)

OK IF VAN TURNS OVER FINE BUT NO STAR ,ALL ITEMS MENTIONED ARE OK.MORE THAN LIKELY CRANK SENSOR OR NO FUEL.IF VAN NO TURN OVER AT ALL , BAD STARTER OR LOW BATTERY ,LESS THAN 12.5 VOLTS WITH VAN RUNNING MEANS BAD ALT.

Replace coil packs. I got mine at Autozone, they will help you install.

https://www.google.ca/search?q=1998+Plymouth+Grand+Voyager+power+window+relay&num=50&rlz=1C1ASUT_enCA578&espv=2&es_sm=122&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=yY5NU-irNIaCyAGIuIGADA&ved=0CFEQsAQ&biw=1920&bih=993 If it won't actuate from the passenger OR driver side you'll have to pull the door panel. It WON'T be a fuse, it's the motor unless you can hear it trying and something's broken in there.

Buy an ATSG Transaxle Manual They are avail on their web site or at a local trans supply house where the local shops go for parts

Wherever you purchase it should have a recommended chart . Here's a link to Interstate Batteries for example. Personally I wouldn't go under 700 CCA. http://www.interstatebatteries.com/cs_estore/

this is an article teaching you how to replace the cabin filter, hope help.

My van is actually currently dead but I remeber this. My friend hooked up his iphone to it and got that code and we looked it up. If I remember right it's a error for part of the transmission that could mean anything could be wrong with it. So it's probably going to take someone who knows transmissions to fix that for you. It could be a cheap fix or not good luck.

I need a lot more information before I can start diagnosing this. Like what is the vehicle doing or not doing. This sounds like it could be a transmission code, but a code is only going to give a person a general direction to look. Is the trans not shifting correctly and if so is the speedometer operating correctly? It could be as simple as replacing a speed sensor, or it could be a broken wire in the harness. I have had both on my 98 Voyager. But I don't remember what the code was.

Follow exhaust pipes from engine manifolds back under and you'll see it sticking out side of pipe, with wires to it.

Stop at an autozone, napa, etc parts store and have them scan for codes to point you in the right direction. They will scan it for free, and advise of most common reason and part required to fix it. If not sure after scan, get back to me/us for advice and post the codes they told you were present.

Have you had oil pressure tested with a mechanical gauge to be sure . If all is good, probably oil sender needs replace.

One common thing on those if brakes have been checked is the strut bearing assy at top of front struts. Grinds and thumps especially when turning. If not experienced at changing them, don\'t attempt it as it can be very dangerous. You can buy a complete strut and bearing assy, but if too hard on the wallet, get quote from parts store to change bearing for you, or an auto service.