Voltage spikes can damage relays on Plymouth Grand Voyager

Problem overview

Voltage spikes can cause erratic behavior in the electrical system (lights, locks, wipers, head lamps). This is often caused by relays. Inspection and replacement of relays is required; revised relays are available.

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Voltage spikes can damage relays on Plymouth Grand Voyager

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