Questions & Answers for: Plymouth Grand Voyager turning cap

Van suddenly shut off one day and will not start One day I went to go pick up my sister from work. She got in the van, we went to the gas station, got NO! gas, and started home. She works about ten ...

One Radiator Fan Not Working (Driver's Side) We replaced the thermostat and radiator cap. It worked Ok for about 3 days and now the needed is moving up. It did not heat but only one fan came on and ...

New fuel pump,started & drove 15 miles fine ,the next day no fire I hear the fuel pump turn on,but it won't fire without starting fluid. Is there something to purge? And what is the little green cap ...

When its very wet outside my car runs crapy and sometimes shuts o When it is wet or rainy outside my car runs yukky and putters also shuts off.. usually the check engine light turns on and offf. ...

My Voyager is overheating, Ive flushed the radiator,changed the thermostat,radiator cap & temp.sending unit. The fan works properly but Ive replaced the relay that runs the fan,A/C,& temp. ...

cold outside put key in ignition but key wont turn. try going to a parts store and asking for lock lube. this has graphite in it and in a small can. take cap off and insert the tip into the lock and ...

How do I get the oil cap off my grand voyager? It just clicks when I turn it. push down then turn anticlockwise.it clicks so that you cannot overtighten it. Common problem. Take a large screw driver ...

there is a noise that sounds like the water pump or pully. The water may be going out over the over flow bottle. The gage does not show hot but it does jump to hot zone and then back down very quickly

I have a 96 plymoth voyger and it will not fire i put a new coil pack on it new roater cap and button on it plus new plug wires and spark plugs when i turn the motor over its not fireing at all it ...

my gas cap appears new, but doesn't seem to screw on right, check engine light is on The gas cap only turns about a quarter turn before it begins the ratchetting thing make sure you have the right gas