Trouble codes I have trouble code #62 on 1996 plymouth voyager. I don't know what that means. Can you help and tell me what that means?. Does that code have to do with the transmission?

Camshaft Position B - Timing Over-Retarded (Bank 2)
codes are OBDll and are available online free
Google P025

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https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0025-obd-ii-trouble-code-camshaft-position-b-timing-over-retarded-bank-2-by-jay-safford

Hi Ahmed

This code tells your mechanic that there is a transmission problem.
(Incorrect gear ratio)
Check out the link below for details.

Hope this helps.
-Steve




P0730 OBD II Trouble Code

okay, 1998 voyager these are not obd2 codes, these are genric codes, you used ignition to get these .
these codes are for older models that use codes like these 12 35.
the newwer obd 2 use codes like po 013. i will try to see what i can find, also the engine size is important.

okay here we go, the first code is 12, this code means the battery was dead or dissconnected.
the next code 35. this code means loss of prime, code # 11
means internal transmission failure.
the code 55 means gear ratio error.

these codes would tell me that you have transmission problems. this may mean internal trans failure and a rebuild or replacement transmission is needed or shift pack needs replacing. anyhow i would have a shop check this out, these van are known for transmission problems. hope this is helpful good day

This should help.


1987-88 Plymouth Voyager Stereo Wiring
Constant 12V+
Red
Switched 12V+
Red/White
Ground
Ground/Back Strap
Illumination
n/a
Dimmer
Orange/White
Antenna Trigger
Yellow
Antenna
Right Front
Front Speakers
5 1/4" Dash
Left Front (+)
Green
Left Front (-)
Green/Yellow
Right Front (+)
Purple
Right Front (-)
Purple/Yellow
Rear Speakers
6" x 9" Tail Gate
Left Rear (+)
Brown
Left Rear (-)
Brown/Yellow
Right Rear (+)
Blue/Red
Right Rear (-)
Blue/White

Turn key to on ( not start) then off, then on, then off, then on and leave on, and have a pen and paper ready to record flashes of "check engine light". It will flash then pause between second number of 2 digit code. Then a short pause and flash again, pause, then flash. For example: if it flashes 2 times, then pause, then flashes 2 more times, that would be code 22. If it flashes 3 times, pause, then flashes 5 more times, that would be code 35. As I said, there will be a short pause between 2 digits, as well as after number. Write them down as they come up and get back to us with those codes for advice. When you get code 55 ( 5 flashes, pause 5 more ) that means end of message. Those codes should point everyone in right direction of trouble spot.

Code 1491 on Plymouth Voyager is Radiator fan not working, Check wire fitting to be tight, Check fuse and fan relay could be bad swap out the relay to another relay many of these are the same #

you need an OBDII code reader / scan tool. your local shop and do this for you, some auto shops do it for free, or you can buy your own scan tool. good luck!

Go to your local auto parts store. Most of them will read the codes and tell you what they mean for free. AutoZone is well known for this free service.

I would try a tune up.

According to minimopar.knizefamily.net, fault code 31 is "Purge Canister/EGR Solenoid".