Problem Reports

Plymouth Voyager

Report: Worn Sway Bar Bushings/End Links May Cause Noise in Front Suspension

• Front end noise from sway bar bushings
  Noise coming from the front suspension can be caused by the front sway bar; the sway bar bushings should be replaced.

  Common Problems > Plymouth Voyager

• Popping, Clunking, or Snapping Sound From Outer Tie Rod Ends
  If you hear a popping, clunking, or snapping sound from the front of the vehicle after five mi...

  Common Problems > Plymouth Voyager

• Worn transmission seals can cause erratic shifting
  Worn seals inside the transmission may cause problems with upshifting and downshifting in autom...

  Common Problems > Plymouth Voyager

• Engine
  If the T-belt is worn would that slow the ignition rotor?

  Q&A > Plymouth > 1992 Plymouth Voyager

• sliding door rear latch doesn't work
  A part in the rear latch of the sliding door is worn and blocks the pin from entering the latch...

  Q&A > Plymouth > 1994 Plymouth Voyager