Plymouth Grand Voyager - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 5

Check your fuses.

Check all your fuses and relays and make sure they are good and in tight

Even though it may work sometimes, I'm not big fan of disconnecting the battery. It can cause more problems? Make sure battery has a full charge and connections all good. Check your charging system. If a relay in fuse box is clicking, put your hand on relays one at a time, fell for the vibration, when you find the relay, hopefully, the fuse box cover or your owners manual will ID the relay. then go from there. Let us know what the relay controls?

the main fuse box is usually under the hood,you may find a small fuse box under the dash as well.....hope this helps.....cheers

You have a failure in the transmission or the shift solenoids or wiring to them or the TCM. I would get the Transmission Control Module (TCM) tested for fault codes first. Did you have a check engine light come on?

Check primary voltage at ignition coil and fuel injectors, engine cranking, use a test lite, dark green wire with orange tracer. If no voltage, that comes from asd relay. Some makes and models if the computer doesn't see the cam and crank sensor signals, the computer won't ground the relay. You need to do some testing.

Make sure your getting 12v at the starter & a good ground

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The most economical fix would be a salvage yard replacement. The glass is glued to the frame with urethane and is quite tough to separate. I would think you can purchase the whole assembly at a salvage yard for what you would pay for just the frame new.